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I am meeting Rob Kampia on August 13th. I met a nice hippie woman named Mary Jane that owns 5 headshops called Mary Janes House of Glass. And boy, does she have connections! She invited me to her HOUSE (eeeeeeeek!) to meet Rob Kampia (Co-owner of MPP) and Hank Azaria (Homegrown, and voice of

So police discover a package of marijuana apparently shipped to the mayor of a small town in Prince George’s County and respond by sending a SWAT team to pounce on the unarmed man as he returns from work, killing his two Labradors for good measure.

by Dan Bernath Good news for people who don’t like their local governments wasting time and money challenging laws they don’t like in futile court battles: For the second time, a California court — in this case, the Fourth District Court of Appeals — has tossed challenges to the state’s medical marijuana laws by the counties of San Diego and San Bernardino.

by Bruce Mirken Okay, “must” may be a bit strong, but before heading off on vacation for two weeks (and leaving you in the capable hands of my fellow bloggers), I want to mention two new books that deserve attention from anyone interested in marijuana and marijuana policy.

Legislators do listen to their constituents, so you truly can make a difference. Many members of Congress have changed their votes due to constituent input. The most important aspect of communicating with your representative's office is preparation.

Read what the nation's top scientists have concluded about: addiction progression to harder drugs cancer mortality brain damage amotivational syndrome "medical" marijuana 1Copyright 1999 by the National Academy of Sciences (ISBN 0-309-07155-0) The Institute of Medicine was chartered in 1970 by

Milton Friedman, 500+ Economists Call for Marijuana Regulation Debate; New Report Projects $10-14 Billion Annual Savings and Revenues Savings/Revenues Projected in New Study by Harvard Economist Could Pay For: **Implementing Required Port Security Plans in Just One Year **Securing Soviet-Era

March 17, 2008 Sadly, Georgia law does not provide protection to sick and dying patients who use medical marijuana. Those who need and use medical marijuana in Georgia remain at risk of being arrested and prosecuted. Even worse, not a single legislator introduced a bill last session that would have protected medical marijuana patients from arrest.

Elaine McKellian vomits three to four times every day. When she sits, her legs knock together uncontrollably at the knees, a condition she apologizes for offhandedly. McKellian suffers from several chronic, debilitating maladies ranging from gastroparesis, which severely impedes digestion of even the most benign liquids, to restless leg syndrome.

Jury selection has begun in the trial of medical marijuana dispensary operator Charles Lynch, reported here on Tuesday. In a lengthy cover story on the medical marijuana battles on California’s Central Coast, New Times San Luis Obispo mentions a small fact from the trial that sums up these federal medical marijuana prosecutions in a nutshell.