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NORML HEADLINES- NORML.ORG Canada: New Drug Law Will Drive Up Prison Cost
- NORML.ORG US CA: Medical Marijuana Distributors Multiply As San Jose Weighs Ordinance
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- NORML.ORG Last Chance To Register For NORML's 26th Annual Key West Legal Seminar
- NORML.ORG CO: Attorney General Backs Reducing Pot Penalties, Taxing Medical Cannabis Sales
- NORML.ORG Marijuana Use Associated With 'Improved Neurocognition' In Bipolar Patients, Study Says
- NORML Daily Audio Stash – PodCast
- 11-25 NORML Daily Audio Stash - Wed, Nov 25, 2009Thanksgiving Special: Dr. Mitch Earleywine on cannabis and memory; Dr. Sunil Aggarwal on AMA and medical marijuana; music by Eek-A-Mouse, Coolie High, and Karnivool.
- 11-24 NORML Daily Audio Stash - Tue, Nov 24, 2009California Marijuana Report with Eric Brenner; S. Dakota teens say marijuana easier to get than alcohol; music by Keister.
- 11-23 NORML Daily Audio Stash - Mon, Nov 23, 2009Paul Armentano goes behind the headlines on medical marijuana for children; Washington Post notes popularity of legalization; music by Paquito D'Rivera.
- 11-20 NORML Daily Audio Stash - Fri, Nov 20, 2009Dr. Carl Hart, Dr. Wendy Chapkis, Philippe Lucas, and Paul Armentano at DPA Conf. panel on MedMJ; Irv Rosenfeld sets joint world record; music by Sean Hayes.
- 11-19 NORML Daily Audio Stash - Thu, Nov 19, 2009Tere Joyce and Degé Coutee fill us in on LA County dispensary wars; Phill could save $3 mil in mugshots; music by B-Real.
- 11-18 NORML Daily Audio Stash - Wed, Nov 18, 2009Dr. Mitch Earleywine on stress and marijuana and the history of medical use; Oregon NORML's Cannabis Café makes Letterman monologue; music by Public Property.
- 11-17 NORML Daily Audio Stash - Tue, Nov 17, 2009Calif. Marijuana Report interviews West Hollywood dispensary owner Wayne Justman; LA rejects dispensary ban; music by Sunburn in Cypress.
- 11-16 NORML Daily Audio Stash - Mon, Nov 16, 2009LA medical marijuana groups threaten lawsuit over new dispensary regs; Dave Bienenstock with High Times preview; Madeline Martinez at Oregon NORML's Cannabis Café; music by The Jon Weiss Trio.
- 11-25 NORML Daily Audio Stash - Wed, Nov 25, 2009
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- California Marijuana Headlines
- US CA: Pot Shops Could Still Take Cash, L.A. SaysLos Angeles Times, 25 Nov 2009 - Council Members Also Signal That They May Cap Dispensaries at Between 70 and 200. Dispensaries in Los Angeles could continue to accept cash for medical marijuana under a provision approved by the City Council on Tuesday, after it adopted language carefully crafted to maneuver past the city attorney's adamant position tha […]
- US CA: PUB LTE: City of Gilroy 'Acting As Moral Morons' onMorgan Hill Times, 25 Nov 2009 - Dear Editor, You fail to recognize that if the city of Gilroy is acting as moral morons - out of compliance with state law they are going to lose the lawsuit, and the citizens of Gilroy are going to foot the bill for the city council's foolish decisions.
- US CA: PUB LTE: Pot Dispensary Will Help Resolve Some Of SouthMorgan Hill Times, 25 Nov 2009 - Dear Editor, I don't understand why the citizens of Gilroy are so upset and would like MediLeaf out of our community. I would much rather have people going to get their marijuana legally from a local dispensary than from some gang bangers in Christmas Hill Park. If anything I think this will help to resolve some of Gilro […]
- US CA: LA. to Set Pot-Club RulesWall Street Journal, 24 Nov 2009 - LOS ANGELES -- The city council here could vote as early as Tuesday on a set of rules for hundreds of local medical-marijuana dispensaries, amid a growing debate about whether many of those pot shops should be allowed to operate at all. California voters passed a law in 1996 that allowed a seriously ill person with a doctor […]
- US CA: PUB LTE: Decriminalizing Drugs Is The AnswerSan Jose Mercury News, 23 Nov 2009 - I disagree with Assemblyman Alberto Torrico's claim (Opinion, Nov. 16) that marijuana needs more regulation. In fact, I think that it needs exactly the opposite and should be completely decriminalized. By doing so, it will help ameliorate prison overcrowding, gangs, complications with medicinal dispensaries, quality, […]
- US CA: Medical Marijuana Distributors Multiply As San Jose Weighs OrdinanceSan Jose Mercury News, 23 Nov 2009 - Inside an unremarkable three-story office building near Santana Row, Richard Noonan waited last week in the San Jose Cannabis Buyers Collective lobby for the marijuana he uses to treat symptoms of palsy. Not long ago, getting the drug required a trek to San Francisco. But now, the Campbell resident can choose from multipl […]
- US CA: PUB LTE: Pot Crime ExistsRed Bluff Daily News, 22 Nov 2009 - Editor: This is in regard to the "pot crime" letter to the editor. I have recently moved back to Red Bluff after several years living out of state. Every day I read the Daily News and I am shocked at the level of crime that goes on in this small town.
- US CA: Environmental Impacts Of Pot GrowthThe Ukiah Daily Journal, 23 Nov 2009 - Water is already scarce without illegal marijuana gardens diverting and polluting streams in the Mendocino National Forest. A typical illegal garden found on public land fosters about 5,000 marijuana plants, according to law enforcement authorities, and each plant needs between three and five gallons of water per day.
- US CA: L.A. Hopes to Get a Handle on PotLos Angeles Times, 23 Nov 2009 - The Council Could Cap the Number of Outlets or Set Distance Limits Between Dispensaries. For a moment two years ago, Los Angeles officials thought they knew how many marijuana dispensaries the city had: 186. That's how many registered to operate under the city's moratorium. The city quickly lost control, and the num […]
- US CA: Pot Shops Could Still Take Cash, L.A. Says
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