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| Pot-TV | Prince of Pot: Ontario Lawyer Brian McCallister talks about Marijuana Law
22 min
25 Apr, 2003
Marc tells us about upcoming events such as the Drug War Vigil Video Contest, the May 3rd Marijuana March, the Toker's Bowl and more, then talks to Ontario Lawyer Brian McCallister who has been challenging the validity of the Canadian Cannabis Laws. | 
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for April 24, 2003
19 min
23 Apr, 2003
FORMER SURGEON GENERAL REPORTS ON MEDPOT
DRKOOP.COM -- Former U.S. surgeon general and anti-medpot crusader Dr. C. Everett Koop reports.that researchers from the Institute of Neurology in London are now experimenting with marijuana to treat the symptoms of multiple sclerosis.
FEDERAL MARIJUANA TOO POTENT TO USE
OTTAWA -- Health Canada's medical tests delayed again; first crop inconsistent, second crop may be abandoned as "too strong," too hard to grow.
SANTA CRUZ TO SUE FEDS OVER WAMM RAID
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A California county and its major city plan to sue the federal government on Wednesday to allow the use of medical marijuana in a lawsuit they said will mark the first legal challenge over the issue brought by a local government.
HALL CONVICTION CUT DOWN ON APPEAL
REDDING, CALIFORNIA -- A state appellate court has overturned convictions of a Redding mother and son found guilty of conspiracy to cultivate marijuana, but innocent of possessing it in a highly publicized medicinal marijuana case three years ago. |
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 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #223
1 hr 0 min
21 Apr, 2003
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then retired Portland Police detective Don Dupay joins Paul to take viewers phone calls. Tonightś film clips start with an excerpt from The Case for Cheryl Miller, about a persecuted New Jersey medical marijuana patient, then a clip from I Grow Chronic, a how to video. Hemp News: cannabis is the aspirin of the 21st century, Jamaica to legalize possession of ganja, and more. |
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for April 21, 2003
20 min
19 Apr, 2003
ANTIPROHIBITIONST LEAGUE WANTS DOPEY TREATIES REPEALED
BOSTON GLOBE -- While the eyes of the world have been on Iraq and also on the UN role in that crisis, the International Antiprohibitionist League (IAL), has been stepping up its campaign to repeal or sharply amend the three UN treaties that impose drug prohibition on the world.
BOOKSTORE CAN KEEP RECORDS FROM POLICE
USA TODAY -- ''This was a huge victory,'' said Dan Recht, attorney for the Tattered Cover, a nationally renowned and locally beloved bookstore that houses 500,000 volumes and welcomes book lovers with its cozy ambience.
SUPREME COURT OKAYS EVICTING OLD LADIES TO COMBAT POT
WALL STREET JOURNAL -- Writing for the court in its 8-0 decision, Chief Justice William Rehnquist said, "The government is not attempting to criminally punish or civilly regulate respondents [the tenants] as members of the general populace. It is instead acting as a landlord of property that it owns, invoking a clause in a lease" Yeah, right. . .
REEFER MANIACS WANT MP DRUG TEST BEFORE VOTE
WEST AUSTRALIA -- State MPs should volunteer to take a drug test before voting on the Government's proposed cannabis reform laws, says Hillarys Liberal MLA Rob Johnson.
Plus Special Guests:
--SENATOR PIERRE CLAUDE NOLIN
--KEITH STROUP and
--PHIL LUCAS
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| Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for April 18, 2003
22 min
18 Apr, 2003
REEFER REFUGEE REPORT
The testimony phase of the Kubby Refugee Hearings finished up Wednesday. A final decision is expected this fall.
Plus these special guests:
EUGENE OSCAPELLA: Who profits from the Drug War?
ROBERT MELAMEDE, PhD: Cannabis Health
PROFESSOR ZIGGY: Seedling care and feeding.
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 | Pot-TV | High Society - Time Slow
27 min
17 Apr, 2003
An array of quotes and clips pile up linking cannabis's strange "time-slow" effects with performance enhancement in writing, music, film and science. Special "enhanced performance" clips with Louis Armstrong and George Carlin. |
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