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Newshawks: U.S. High Court to Rule on Medical Marijuana
Newshawks with Pot-TV
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04 Oct 2004 |
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7.73 (3 votes) |
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(Audio) National Public Radio, Sunday October 3, 2004: The U.S. Supreme Court returns to the bench Monday and is expected to rule on a slate of controversial and far-reaching criminal court issues. On the docket are federal sentencing guidelines and the juvenile death penalty, and also the legality of medical marijuana. Hosted by NPR's Sheila Kast, with guest Mimi Wesson, a professor at the University of Colorado School of Law. Pot-TV More shows from Newshawks
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Re: Newshawks: U.S. High Court to Rule on medical marijuana
Pepper_I,
Tue Oct 5 08:12:58 2004 I find it interesting that Mimi Wesson, a professor at the University of Colorado School of Law, doesn't know that marijuana cannot be prescribed because of the scheduling of marijuana by the DEA. The government is facing the fact that they are over-stepping their bounds when prosecuting citizens for personal use grow-ops. They should also have mentioned the fact that the federal government distributes marijuana to sick people. With professors like this it's no wonder you can't get a good lawyer. discuss this show in the CC forums >
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