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MarijuanaHeadlineNews for September 26, 2001
Evicted after her grandson was caught smoking marijuana.
Challenge to Smoke-A-Joint Get-Your-Grandmother-Evicted Ruling To Be Heard By Supreme Court –
Ancillary Penalties That Don’t Appear In the Law Books
Nevada Becomes The Ninth State To Enact A Medical Marijuana Law. Patients’ Finger Prints Required.
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MarijuanaHeadlineNews for September 25, 2001
The decision leaves California with two conflicting rulings.
California Appeals Court Upholds Conviction of Patient for “Transportation” of his Medicine. Another Assault on Prop. 215. |
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MarijuanaHeadlineNews for September 24, 2001
The 48-member Speaker's Task Force for a Drug Free America!!
House Speaker Hastert Forms Task Force To Combat Drug Trafficking, Calling It The Financial Engine That Drives Many Terrorist Organizations.
New Zealand NORML Calls for Moratorium on Cannabis Arrests While Parliament Debates Decriminalization.
Sweden Will Not Allow Hemp Cultivation. Rejects The Classification Of ‘Soft Drugs’ And ‘Hard Drugs’.
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MarijuanaHeadlineNews for September 21, 2001
Crisis hikes marijuana smugglers' fee to C$1,000 a pound
Medical Cannabis Spray Shows 80 Percent Success Rate in Clinical Trials
"Somehow a million years of evolution between cannabis and humans have
come up with an amazing medicine."
Swedish Prohibitionists Breathlessly Report “Drastic Increase Of THC In Dutch Netherweed.”
Marc Emery Reports Smugglers of BC Bud Double Their Rates. Prices to Rise In DEAland?
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MarijuanaHeadlineNews for September 20, 2001
"Nearly 29,000 D.C. residents have an alcohol addiction."
Tale of Two Surveys:
Washington D.C. Survey Says 60,000 In D.C. Are “Addicts” Including 10,400 “Dependent on Marijuana.”
National Survey Finds Children Of Well-Educated Parents More Likely To Use Marijuana.
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MarijuanaHeadlineNews for September 19, 2001
“Prohibition has failed to meet the objectives desired.”
Member of European Parliament From Town With UK’s First Cannabis Coffee Shop Calls for Legalization.
"Cannabis use does not register as statistically significant as a cause of death in this
country.”
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