The Pot TV News for April 14, 2003 14 Apr 2003

LORETTA NALL BACK AS CO-HOST!

EDDIE LEPP LEGALLY GROWING HUNDREDS OF MEDPOT PLANTS OUTDOORS
CALIFORNIA -- On the day a CN&R; reporter went out to visit Lepp, he received an unexpected visit from a pair of California highway patrolmen. When asked if they were there to bust Lepp, a silver-haired officer, marveling at the view among hundreds of immature marijuana plants, chuckled and replied, "Heck no. It's too nice of a day for that."

TRUTH IN TRIALS BILL
WASHINGTON (Reuters Health) - U.S. lawmakers have launched an effort that would allow defendants from states with legalized medical marijuana to use "medical necessity" as a defense against federal drug charges.

BUDGET WOES MAY FORCE STATE TO DECRIMINALIZE PROSTITUTION, DRUGS
BOSTON -- Pot smokers, hookers, shoplifters and barroom brawlers could be eligible for jail-free punishments equivalent to a traffic ticket under a budget recommendation by House lawmakers, saving $2.2 million per year.

ALAN YOUNG INTERVIEW:
Professor Young discusses LEGALIZATION and what we may expect in the future.
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YUKON: on Tuesday April 15 @4:28AM
Yea, Loretta:, I know what you mean. I've lived from Hancock Co MS, Humboltd Co CA, Fairbanks AK, Southern Ontario, and of course Yukon. And I will say "It's GREEN everywhere!"
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