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Seattle News Coverage of the DEA Raid
26 Oct 2006 This is some footage of Seattle's King 5 TV coverage of the DEA raid on Marc Emery's seed business. It is pretty old but we've not seen it before....well, some of us saw it closer than you'd want to.
Medical Marijuana Victory for Grant Krieger
Delivery of Medical Marijuana OK'd in Top Court 26 Oct 2006 The country's top court granted a new trial on Thursday to a medicinal marijuana crusader facing charges of pot possession.In a 7-0 judgment, The Supreme Court of Canada overturned Grant Krieger's conviction on charges of possessing unlawfully produced cannabis for purposes of trafficking.
Krieger argues that he should be able to distribute marijuana to chronically ill patients who smoke pot to ease their pain and suffering.
Bill Maher on Willie Nelson's Bust
23 Oct 2006 Bill Maher gives a great commentary on Willie Nelson's recent cannabis bust...and other stuff.
Confronting the Drug Czar
23 Oct 2006 Protestors follow the campaign behind Question 7, an initiative on the Nevada ballot this November which would tax and regulate marijuana, allowing adults 21 and over to possess 1 ounce.
Law Enforcement Condemns Marijuana Measure
22 Oct 2006 Election day will determine the fate of legalizing medical marijuana for patients in South Dakota with chronic pain. On Friday, the White House sent its deputy drug czar to Sioux Falls to ask voters to vote "no."Deputy Drug Czar Scott Burns joined state and local officials to get their message out, that legalizing medical marijuana will make it too easy for anyone to get and hard for law enforcement to monitor.
Protestors, Supporters Speak Out About Marijuana Question
Vote on this at the show page! 18 Oct 2006 It was just a few years ago; Nevada voters approved the use of marijuana for medical purposes. Voters will soon head to the polls again to decide whether to legalize marijuana for personal use.The organization Stop DUI held a news conference on the controversial issue and urged voters to say no to Question 7. But supporters of the amendment were also on hand.
Question 7, if passed, would allow anyone 21 or older to sell, purchase and use up to one ounce of marijuana.