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| The Pot TV News for November 4, 2002 | 03 Nov 2002 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
A BANNER DAY FOR PROP. 215 The Conant decision is a delicious treat for all who believe in the sanctity of the physician-patient relationship, the autonomy of the states to legislate on matters of health, and the efficacy of medical marijuana. It's time, however, for the federal government to stop its nasty tricks and let Californians get on with their business without further interference from the DEA. POT LAWS MINEFIELD FOR FEDS Decriminalization, where pot possession would be treated like a traffic ticket rather than a criminal offence, is seen by many as a political solution, a middle-ground compromise that doesn't satisfy anyone. CALIFORNIA OFFICIALS SAY CARTELS REPLACING HIPPIES AS POT FARMERS As a result of California's war on pot, armed Mexican drug cartels now grow nearly three-quarters of the pot seized in California, while patients and amateurs do the time. Laguna Beach Patient Case Dismissed A Laguna Beach man has been cleared of marijuana charges after new evidence revealed that he had a doctor's approval to use the drug, officials said Tuesday. EMERY FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST NARK Marijuana activist Marc Emery has filed a complaint with the Vancouver police board over a high profile nark's criticism of the way the city is handling drug problems in the Downtown Eastside. (See follow up story below) VANCOUVER POLICE DIVIDED OVER WAR ON DRUGS While Odd Squad spokesman and Vancouver police Constable Al Arsenault has achieved media fame for campaigning vigorously against harm-reduction, other officers who have walked the beat in the Downtown Eastside disagree. Join our e-list for automatic show updates. [Reply to This]
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| Delta9tetr: |
on Sunday November 03 @11:41AM |
| Decriminalization IS a compromise. The fact that cannabis was CRIMINALIZED to begin with is insane enough. I can't help but feel sorry for the people who still subscribe to the rhetoric and propaganda of ages (and politicians) gone by. BTW, good show! |
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| Jay Bergstrom: |
on Monday November 04 @6:27AM |
| 509 views and the sun has yet to rise here in Sacramento. Potularity rating going hydrosonic. Judge Damrell cut loose two spanish speaking horticulturists here recently. ?como se dice "bag man"? GRACIAS! |
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| James: |
on Monday November 04 @3:47PM |
| I love my country; but boy do we have this War On Med Marijiuana Patients all backwards. Guerilla farming by Criminal Cash Croppers usually results in harvesting inferior grade medicine. "Once you tried the best you never want to go back to the rest." |
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| greenbud: |
on Monday November 04 @5:39PM |
| I've said it before, but always mean it.. best show, so far! What better way to acknowledge six years of prop 215 than for the 9th Circuit to stand up with courage. Gov. Davis, please pardon the Kubby's and offer them protection in California. God bless. |
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| highman: |
on Tuesday November 05 @9:46AM |
| the t.o. police union is suing the t.o. star for 2.? billion. claiming each of its officers deserve 300,000.00 for a report which critisized the police dept.. these are intimidation tactics (the only tactic the police know.) |
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