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 | Pot-TV | Pot TV News for March 29, 2002
31 min
28 Mar, 2002
POT TV ON CANADIAN NATIONAL TV
Canadian's largest network covers Pot TV and American Expatriates -- Watch
it online!
CANNABIS STIRS FRENCH PRESIDENT RACE
Analysts say French attitudes on soft drugs are linked closely to overall
political leanings. They talk about the "joint-smoking left" and the
"red-wine-drinking right."
FEDS SEEK TO OVERRULE STATE VOTERS
"Whether or not you agree with assisted suicide or medical marijuana, the
issues were decided by the state's voters and it is not the place of the
federal government to interfere in those decisions."
FEDS: ONLINE POT ADVOCATES SAME AS BOMBMAKERS
"legal issues involved in limiting the dissemination of bombmaking
information. . . can be applied to the dissemination of information that
facilitates drug crimes."
BRITISH THINK-TANK DENOUNCES DRUG WAR
"Western governments have failed to understand the causes of drug abuse. . .
and should instead target the link between poverty and drug addiction."
RICHARD COWAN ON AMERICAN REFUGEES
U.S.-Canadian relations going to Pot?
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 | Pot-TV | Cannabis Common Sense #271
1 hr 0 min
08 Jun, 2004
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, covers each week's news on hemp & cannabis. Then Paul takes phone calls and questions from the cable TV audience in Portland, Oregon. We have a film clip from the band Fishbone, who are gearing up for the Seattle & new Portland hempfest in late August, when their new album will be released, "Fishbone At The Cannabis Cup," and another clip from the 2002 Seattle Hempfest, which had over 150,000 people attend. Hemp News: "Smell" Of Pot Inadequate For Cops To Justify Probable Cause, Study Says; Cannabinoids May Inhibit Neurodegeneration, Slow Onset Of Disease; and How to prevent cannabis-induced psychological distress in Politicians! |
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for April 14, 2003
23 min
14 Apr, 2003
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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 | Steve and Michele Kubby | The Pot TV News for June 7, 2002
22 min
07 Jun, 2002
STOP THE WAR ON MEDICAL MARIJUANA
"Thousands of people battling cancer, AIDS and other terrible illnesses, their families, friends and supporters will deliver 'cease and desist' orders to the federal Drug Enforcement Administration to stop it from blocking their access to a needed medication."
MARIJUANA PRAISED DESPITE LEGAL ISSUES
"It's a very effective medication for many people who have failed to get good results from standard medications and that's why so many people are devoted to it and risking their lives and career to get this drug."
CALIF. SUPREME COURT WEIGHS PROP. 215
California's Supreme Court showed strong interest Tuesday in forcing police and prosecutors to uphold the rights of medical marijuana patients.
CHAVEZ APPEAL DENIED
A California appeals court upheld the six-year sentence of medicinal-marijuana activist Marvin Chavez, for furnishing marijuana to undercover officers who lied about being sick and begged for help.
MY IMPENDING ARREST FOR CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
Ron Crickenberger, Political Director for the Libertarian National Party, explains why he is ready to risk arrest to defend the rights of medical marijuana patients
HEALTH CANADA'S FAILED PROGRAM
SPECIAL REPORT on the Canadian patients who are suing Health Canada for access to the medical cannabis crop by Prairie Plant Systems, by Phillipe Lucas, director of the Victoria Compassion Society.
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 | Loretta Nall | Pot TV News for March 9, 2004 with Loretta Nall
26 min
09 Mar, 2004
Drug Policy Debate Heats Up In Alabama
39th Anniversary Commemoration of Bloody Sunday In Selma, Alabama
South's Potential Locked Up
Loretta tells you about some big things that happened last week and gives a preview of upcoming events. |
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| Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for Monday, September 2, 2002
22 min
03 Sept, 2002
CANNABIS PATIENT TAKE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS TO COURT
Arguing that the College of Physicians is blocking access to cannabis, a patient is taking the matter to the B.C. Supreme Court as a violation of Charter Rights.
EDDIE LEPP FACING FEDERAL CHARGES
Feds seek charges and asset forfeiture against popular cannabis activist, despite his compliance with state law.
CALIFORNIA MEDICAL MARIJUANA DISTRIBUTORS UNDER FIRE
The LACRC struggles to survive against the onslaught of the federal beast.
MAYOR SAYS POLICE NEGLECTED TOWN'S NEEDS
Lady Mayor fires police for too many out-of-town drug busts, and not enough attention to local crime.
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