In Vancouver, Washington, last night a pedestrian crossing illegally in the dark was hit and killed. But to follow the coverage from Portland’s KGW, you’d believe the only reason the pedestrian is dead is because of marijuana being legalized in Washington State.
In Vancouver, Washington, last night a pedestrian crossing illegally in the dark was hit and killed. But to follow the coverage from Portland’s KGW, you’d believe the only reason the pedestrian is dead is because of marijuana being legalized in Washington State.
The “Respect States’ and Citizens’ Rights Act” which would ensure that state laws regarding marijuana will not be pre-empted by the federal government.
Dr. Mitch answers questions that newly legal pot smokers may not know, are there drug interactions with pot, how do anti-psychotic drugs lead to later dementia; Cannabis breeder Subcool announces Friday benefit for autistic children in Seattle; Can Oregon activists ever legalize?; music by Rocker-T
It looks to me as if California is on the fast-track for marijuana legalization in 2014. But don’t discount Oregon. Our state’s largest newspaper is calling on our legislature to legalize and regulate marijuana.
Russ and Karri cover the National Marijuana Business Conference from Denver; guests include Roy Kaufmann from Oregon Measure 80, Shaleen Title formerly of LEAP, Dewnver attorney Rob Corry, and Chloe Villano from yourMMJinfo.com
Russ and Karri cover the National Marijuana Business Conference in Denver; guests include Aaron Smith from NCIA and Emmett Reistroffer from MPP.
Russ returns from Seattle with the results from Marijuana Election Night 2012
Here is a breakdown of the Marijuana Election Night Results for 2012, as we learned them East to West:
Here’s hoping that reason, sanity, and pragmatism prevails. Join us tonight from 4pm Pacific onward for our live coverage of Marijuana Election Night 2012 at radicalruss.com, on Twitter: @RadicalRuss #MJVote
Legalization of marijuana in Washington, Oregon, or Colorado could cost Mexican drug trafficking cartels up to 30% of their profits and reduce American marijuana prices by half.
With one week to go until election day, a look at the latest polls for medical marijuana in Arkansas, Massachusetts, and Montana, and legalized marijuana in Washington, Colorado, and Oregon.
The store had been carrying the liquid drink that was labeled “Cannabis Enriched” that they sold to the minor informant, but the store does not have a license to sell beer.
A British couple in their sixties have received a three year prison sentence each for growing marijuana in their backyard.
Russ responds to the latest claims from the Sensible Washington camp buttressing their opposition to I-502 and continuing marijuana prohibition for at least one more year; Dr. Mitch addresses the use of medical cannabis for PTSD; music by The Green
Analysis of the ASA v. DEA lawsuit to force the federal government to remove marijuana from Schedule I; Greg de Hoedt (Cannabis Cure UK) with Across the Pond look at British study on decriminalization; music by Kerri Chandler.
Rick Steves brought his A New Approach to Marijuana Tour to Vancouver, Washington, in support of Initiative 502, the measure to legalize marijuana.
Rant: How the Oregonian demonizes too many medical marijuana patients as “abuse”; Dr. Mitch Q&A; music by Human Revolution.
A US Navy Veteran from Michigan is suing the state for not complying with the states 2008 medical marijuana act.
This week, Tom Daubert, and Chris Lindsey both testified for the prosecution against Chris Williams, one of the only defendants so far out of almost two dozens that refused a plea deal in Montana medical marijuana prosecutions.
R&B artist Chris Brown has failed a random drug test while serving probation. Brown is serving a five year probation sentence stemming from an incident where he assaulted his then girlfriend, R&B artist, Rihanna on Grammy night in 2009.
