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 | Pot-TV | BCTV-High Times, Vancouver Pot Capitol!
4 min
02 Jul, 2002
Years of dilligent pot-activism, (funded largeley by the Prince of Pot) have led to High Times Magazine declaring Vancouver the Number 1 Pot Capitol in the World. Reeling from the news BCTV hit the streets and interviewed everybody from Scott at the BCMP Bookstore to Narco-Nazi Chuck Doucette. | 
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 | Pot-TV | The Tommie Morgan Show#11
22 min
02 Jul, 2002
Tommie gives Matt his point of view on pharmaceuticals, and then Chief and a friend from San Francisco drop by to hold the Toker's Bowl Oklahoma style, discuss weed prices, smoking techniques and other matters of high intellectual content. |
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 | Steve and Michele Kubby | The Pot TV News for Monday, July 1, 2002
20 min
30 Jun, 2002
FEDS BLOW POT TRIAL
"The U.S. attorney wanted my client so bad that they forgot something as fundamental as arraigning him," Serra said after Thursday's half-day hearing, which the prosecution spent outlining its evidence against Epis.
MEDPOT PROTEST ILLEGALLY OUSTED
Judge denies demanding the protesters' removal in the latest controversy in a medical marijuana case.
POT WARS: NEW RULES OF ENGAGEMENT
Air narks promise they won't buzz homes or go after personal marijuana gardens of 25 plants or less.
UNITARIANS CALL FOR LEGALIZATION
The Unitarian Universalist Association, representing more than 1,000 congregations and 200,000 members in the United States, declared: "We do not believe that drug use should be considered criminal behavior."
VANCOUVER NAMED AS #1 POT LOVER'S PARADISE
High Times magazine rated Vancouver as the "best place on the planet for marijuana smokers," but forgot to mention that High Times and cannabis were both illegal until Marc Emery came to Vancouver.
ED ROSENTHAL UPDATE
Attorney Bill Panzer gives us an exclusive legal update.
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 | Pot-TV | So You Wanna Grow Pot #2
26 min
28 Jun, 2002
Pot TV's most popular Host,Marijuana Man is back with more tips on Growing Yer own. As well the Man gives us a breakdown on Politics and Pot.
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| Steve and Michele Kubby | The Pot TV News for Friday, June 28, 2002
30 min
28 Jun, 2002
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS SCHOOL DRUG TESTS
A divided U.S. Supreme Court ruled public schools can require drug tests for students in extracurricular activities such as choir or band.
DRUG REFUGEES
"Renee Boje, another Sunshine Coast resident who said she uses marijuana for strictly medicinal purposes, is optimistic. 'Canada,' she told reporters, 'has a history of protecting people from their own governments.'"
JUDGE HIDES SENTENCE FROM JURORS
"If the jurors see that there is a mandatory (10 year) sentence, I don't see how the government can receive a fair trial," argued another federal prosecutor, calling on (Judge) Damrell to further shroud jurors from that message.
WOMAN FACING 48 YEARS APPEALS POT DUI LAW
"The state's test was unscientific, illogical and would not pass a sixth-grade science teacher's scrutiny."
RCMP GROW OP STUDY EXPOSED -- BY RICHARD COWAN
Canadian media must recognize prohibitionist propaganda when they are lied to -- more cannabis is seized going into Canada from the US, than is seized going into the US from Canada
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 | Steve and Michele Kubby | The Pot TV News for Wed., June 26, 2002
21 min
26 Jun, 2002
PLEA BARGAINERS -- NO RIGHT TO EVIDENCE
Prosecutors do not have to reveal their case against defendants considering guilty pleas, the Supreme Court ruled Monday, since upholding this Constitutional right would, "burden the government."
SUPREMES SAYS JUDGES CAN SIDESTEP JURIES
A divided Supreme Court ruled yesterday that judges may add years of additional prison time for alleged acts that were not even considered by the jury and never have to be proved in court.
LET THEM SMOKE DOPE
Scotland police forces told to stop arresting cannabis users. Justice Minister admits cannabis has effectively been decriminalised in secret.
FEDS DETAIN JEFF JONES, CHARGE BRYAN EPIS WITH OBSTRUCTION
Exclusive eyewitness reports by Jeff Jones and investigative journalist, Pat McCartney of the first federal jury trial of a medical marijuana patient.
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