San Diego City Attorney Sends Marijuana Ordinance to Mayor
DRAFT MARIJUANA ORDINANCE SENT TO MAYOR, COUNCIL Among the directions to the City Attorney’s office was to draft a land-use ordinance on medical marijuana
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DRAFT MARIJUANA ORDINANCE SENT TO MAYOR, COUNCIL Among the directions to the City Attorney’s office was to draft a land-use ordinance on medical marijuana
The California Supreme Court ruled on Monday that medical cannabis dispensaries are legal under state law, but cities and counties can still ban them.
As Eric Holder delivered a speech for UC Berkeley law school graduates, a plane flew overhead with a banner in protest of recent actions by the DOJ.
The Massachusetts Public Health Council voted today to approve final regulations issued by the DPH for the implementation of the medical marijuana program.
Americans for Safe Access Activist Spotlight - Spotlighting Medical Marijuana Activists Who are Making a Difference
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of May 8, 2013:
I am so excited to be attending the ASA California Medical Cannabis Policy Summit and Lobby Day this weekend. The event last year was absolutely brilliant.
Stay tuned for more details on the upcoming appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court in ASA v. DEA.
Murphy also wants to ensure that his state's new medical marijuana law provides for access to the plant for PTSD.
ASA filed recommended amendments today to draft regulations for the state’s new medical marijuana law.
At the April 22nd San Diego city council meeting, the Mayor will be presenting his proposal and asking for Council's support.
Medical cannabis patients and other stakeholders are meeting in Sacramento May 4-6 for the California Medical Cannabis Policy Summit and Lobby Day.
Eugene Davidovich of San Diego Americans for Safe Access and Scott Chipman with San Diegans for Safe Neighborhoods on Politically Speaking.
Today's proposed regulations are the work of weeks of deliberation, during which DPH sought input from medical marijuana patients and other stakeholders.
Dennis and Deborah Little are very ill and they are protected under the medical marijuana laws of the state of California. Bonnie Dumanis prosecutes anyway.
In August, I published an article based on my PhD research in symptom relief and quality of life in a surveyed series of medical cannabis using patients.
This one day seminar will focus on medical cannabis law, science, and advocacy featuring two expert attorneys, a doctor and a registered nurse.
Medical marijuana advocacy group Americans for Safe Access filed a petition with the federal court of appeals to reclassify marijuana for medical use.