Archived articles from The Marijuana Patients Organization (marijuanapatients.org), an advocacy site that was widely popular in the United States from 2010- 2017.
This article was originally published on the Marijuana Patients Organization site on January 17, 2011. This is why my wife and I choose to…
This article was originally published on the Marijuana Patients Organization site on January 17, 2011. When we first met with Tim of Clawson he…
This article was originally published on the Marijuana Patients Organization site on January 17, 2011. Five years ago I would have called the person…
This article was originally published on the Marijuana Patients Organization site on January 17, 2011. This letter is to advise you that up until…
December 1st, 2008 Washington, DC — The U.S. Supreme Court refused to review a landmark decision today in which California state courts found that its medical marijuana law was not preempted by federal law. The state appellate court decision from November 28, 2007, ruled that “it is not the job of the local police to enforce the federal drug laws.” The case, involving Felix Kha, a medical marijuana patient from Garden Grove, was the result of a wrongful seizure of medical marijuana by local police in June 2005. Medical marijuana advocates hailed today’s decision as a huge victory in clarifying law enforcement’s obligation to uphold state law. Advocates assert that better adherence to state medical marijuana laws by local police will result in fewer needless arrests and seizures. In turn, this will allow for better implementation of medical marijuana laws not only in California, but in all states that have adopted such laws.
Some kind of interesting times we live in, don’t you think?
Local governments are broke … state governments are broke … federal government is broke … banks are broke … the general population is broke. The whole financial system is insolvent. Europe is getting dangerously close to a financial collapse. Yet we (and our elected officials) remain frozen while the “banksters” continue to manipulate the debit and credit system for their personal ends. Very, very scary times for those of us that makes up the masses.
Lyon Township— A certified medical marijuana user is suing the township and Oakland County for fear they’re going to take his medicine — marijuana —from him.
Steven J. Greene received notice Dec. 20 from the township attorney he had 30 days to get rid of marijuana plants inside his mobile home on threat of seizure and prosecution under township ordinance.
GRAND RAPIDS – The attorney for medical-marijuana advocates said state Attorney General Bill Schuette, a critic of the state’s medical-marijuana law, should fight a federal request for patients’ confidential records. The federal government filed a court request to enforce its subpoena for information.
In a court filing this week, Schuette said the state Department of Community Health, which compiles a registry of medical-marijuana users and providers, would turn over information if ordered to do so by a judge.
I am very concerned about how strong-armed-forces are moving forward to collect and control data on what is, at the moment, our protected personal rights.
This article was originally published on the Marijuana Patients Organization site on August 28, 2010. Many have read or heard my name, Ryan Richmond,…
Marijuana can be classified as 3 different types; sativa strains, indica strains and a hybrid of both. Most marijuana is some form of hybrid but will be dominant either sativa or indica based on the genetics. Indica strains are best used to treat deep physical pain (numbing effect). They are unlike sativa dominant strains that are more used for day time pain relief. Indica strains often help with intense physical pain and have more of a narcotic effect.
This article was originally published on the Marijuana Patients Organization site on October 7, 2006. Just ask. Speaking to your regular physician should not…
