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The Pot TV News for November 1st, 2001 01 Nov 2001

Hosts Steve and Michele Kubby discuss the legal and media issues facing medical marijuana patients, regarding the recent DEA crack down on California medical marijuana clubs and activists. Also a new appeals court decision in California will mean Prop. 36 protection for anyone convicted of drug crimes -- just as the voters intended. Also, is California's medical marijuana law only an affirmative defense, or is it a bar to prosecution? Steve discusses the upcoming Mower case, which will decide this issue in the next few weeks before the California Supreme Court.

CORRECTION: Our video report incorrectly refers to Myron Mower's attorney as David Nick. Mr. Mower is, and has always been, represented in the California Supreme Court only by Richard D. Runcie, Attorney at Law and Professor Gerald Uelmen. Prior to the California Supreme Court accepting this historyic case, Richard D. Runcie was the sole attorney representing Mr. Mower at the Court of Appeal level.
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Too Good to Be True?: on Thursday November 01 @10:13PM
Pot-TV News now appearing three times a week. There is more than enough breaking news for this, plus the mainstream media is demonstrating its ineptitude and irrelevance in the face of the current administration power grab. Watch and learn.
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zeke: on Friday November 02 @7:29PM
You folks are informative & entertaining but i prefer the 2 person version of the show. And as much as I love my rainbow sisters, there's something about a well dressed woman who smokes pot which is extremely sexy ;-)
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zeke: on Friday November 02 @7:30PM
Its also pleasant not having that glare of light that we get when Richard does video !
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awalkinthegrass: on Saturday November 03 @4:08PM
It would be wonderful if you had all charges dismissed, Steve. Good luck to both of you. See you at the Cup!!
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JASON BREWER: on Sunday November 04 @1:30AM
I LIVE IN NORTH CAROLINA AND I HOPE ONE DAY POT WILL BE LEGALIZED.I USE IT EVERY DAY AND IT HELPS ME WITH MY NERVES AND IT IS VERY ENJOYABLE FOR ME.THANKS TO YOU BOTH FOR YOUR WORK FOR POT AND I HOPE YOUR TRIAL TURNS OUT FOR THE BEST.
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puffaroo: on Sunday November 04 @11:49AM
May common sense prevail in this decision. One can only hope.
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