| Pot-TV | Newshawks-2003 Starts with a Big Bhang!
9 min
03 Jan, 2003
Flash and jill bring us more reaction to the Ontario Court decision calling Canada's pot Laws Invalid, plus coverage of BC Activist CJ Hinke's arrest in Australia. |
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 | Pot-TV | Moving Beyond the "War on Drugs": clip 1
1 hr 23 min
10 Apr, 2002
Edward Djerejian, William Martin, Asa Hutchinson, Kevin Zeese speaking at the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy, Rice University, Houston, Texas April 10-11, 2002. |
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 | Pot-TV | High Society: Supreme Court Speech!
58 min
06 Dec, 2002
The Friday the 13th we have all been waiting for is just about here! Pot TV's own David Malmo-Levine, Chris Clay, Randy Caine and some of Canada's Top Lawyers are heading to Supreme Court on Friday, December 13th, 2002 to challenge Canada's Pot Laws. David, who is representing himself has 35 minutes to tell the Supreme Court Judges why they should strike down cannabis Prohibition. David's gotta edit off twenty more minutes from this speech, nows your chance to tell him whats gotta go! |
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 | Pot-TV | Flash & Jill's News Clips #1
15 min
17 Sept, 2002
A collection of newclips from both Canadian and American news stations, covering cannabis related stories across North America. Highlights include CNN on the med-pot give away planned by Santa Cruz Citty Hall and City TV at the BC Marijuana Party Headquarters for the Supreme Court Challenge Press Conference. |
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for April 04, 2003
23 min
03 Apr, 2003
JAMAICA TO LEGALISE GANJA FOR PRIVATE USE
JAMAICA OBSERVER -- Attorney General A J Nicholson said yesterday that legislation is now being prepared to give effect to the recommendation of a commission, which sat two years ago, for the decriminalisation of marijuana when in private use here.
BELGIUM RELAXES CANNABIS LEGISLATION
BRUSSELS – The new drug law that eases restrictions on the personal use of cannabis passed through the Belgian Senate last Thursday night.
ROSENTHAL MAY GET NEW TRIAL
ASSOCIATED PRESS -- Lawyers for marijuana guru Ed Rosenthal, convicted in January of federal pot cultivation charges, urged a judge last week to grant a new trial amid allegations of juror misconduct.
POT MOM GETS KIDS BACK
OHIO BEACON JOURNAL -- In a 2-1 decision, the 9th District Court of Appeals ruled this week that marijuana use alone was not enough reason for a judge to deny a mother custody of her children.
WHITE HOUSE TO END DRUGS & TERROR ADS
CATO INSTITUTE, D.C. -- "Identification of a problem does not mean that the government ought to undertake to solve it, and the fact that a problem occurs in more than one state does not mean that it is a proper subject for federal policy.
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for March 17. 2003
19 min
16 Mar, 2003
MEDICAL MARIJUANA TO BE IN DUTCH PHARMACIES MARCH 17
NETHERLANDS -- Under a groundbreaking new law effective March 17, physicians in the Netherlands will be able to prescribe medical marijuana and pharmacies will dispense it to patients as they do other prescription medications. This will make the Netherlands the first country to treat marijuana in the same manner it treats other prescription drugs.
AP REPORTS ON LORETTA NALL
ASSOCIATED PRESS -- A black deputy reminded her that marijuana's still illegal in the Alabama. She kept talking. "I told him that at one time it was illegal to help a slave to freedom in the state of Alabama."
JUDGE FREES MAN ON POT POSSESSION
CANADA - A judge in Prince Edward Island on Friday stayed charges of marijuana possession against a 19-year-old man, citing an Ontario ruling that said the charge of possession of marijuana is unconstitutional.
NY TIMES CRITICAL OF ASHCROFT
NEW YORK -- Mr. Ashcroft, once regarded as a peripheral, even clumsy, player in the Bush administration, has not only honed his skills as a bureaucratic infighter, he has also patched his tenuous relations with President Bush, who told Mr. Ashcroft last month that he was doing "a fabulous job."
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