Jovan Jackson’s Medical Cannabis Trial Begins
Opening statements have ended and the prosecutor has called two witnesses in Jovan Jackson’s third medical cannabis trial.
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Opening statements have ended and the prosecutor has called two witnesses in Jovan Jackson’s third medical cannabis trial.
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Medical patient-provider and navy veteran Jovan Jackson was acquitted in his first trial, but DA Dumanis opted to try him again later that year.
Medical marijuana patient and Navy veteran Jovan Jackson, and his attorney, Lance Rogers were in court October 3rd and 4th to hammer out jury instructions.
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Advocates and lawyers have argued for years that medical marijuana dispensaries already are permitted under San Diego’s existing zoning scheme.
Councilmember Alvarez voiced opposition to any ban and the need for those who use medical cannabis legally to have safe access throughout San Diego.
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Chong said that despite repeatedly pounding on the door and calling for help, no DEA personnel came. Chong spent 4 days in the cell without food or water.
Attorneys Rogers and Fairfax argued their clients, - medical cannabis patients and seriously ill Dennis and Deborah Littles’ - right to privacy was violated
A superior court Judge prohibited defense from bringing evidence to support that cannabis patients may lawfully collectively cultivate medical cannabis.
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Join patients, advocates, scientists, and concerned citizens July 9th, 7 - 9pm for the July San Diego Chapter of Americans for Safe Access monthly meeting.
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