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Oakland County law enforcement pleased with Supreme Court medical pot ruling
Published February 17, 2013 | 
Oakland County law enforcement pleased with Supreme Court medical pot ruling
In a 4-1 decision, the state's highest court affirmed an Appeals Court finding that Michigan's 2008 medical marijuana law does not allow people to sell pot to each other, even if they're among the tens of thousands who have state-issued marijuana cards …
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Butte County one step from new marijuana cultivation measure
Butte County is one step from having a new medical marijuana cultivation ordinance after action today by the Board of Supervisors. « 1; ». OROVILLE — Butte County is one small step from having a new … During the three-hour hearing people attacked …
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California Supreme Court Denies Review Of Landmark Medical Marijuana Case …
The California Supreme Court denied review yesterday of a landmark medical marijuana dispensary case, which drew widespread attention from prosecutors and policymakers across the state. The Fourth District Court of Appeal for California issued a …
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Leave a commentCourt slaps down local ordinances
Published August 3, 2012 | Court slaps down local ordinances
Wednesday's ruling by the Michigan Court of Appeals overturning local ordinances prohibiting the cultivation of medical marijuana should have little impact on Sault Ste. Marie residents, according to City Manager Spencer Nebel. “We don't allow …
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Graham County set to get medical marijuana dispensary
Once in operation, dispensaries will be allowed to grow their own cannabis and sell to other dispensaries across the state. They will also be able to sell cannabis to patients and caregivers with medical marijuana registry cards. Patients will be …
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On Muskegon's mind: Seaway Drive motel, medical marijuana and the Olympics
Our coverage of a Norton Shores medical marijuana cardholder charged with having too many plants had a lot of readers talking. Arguments were made for and against legal marjuana. More than 36 people commented on the Chronicle Facebook page, …
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Lastest Medical Marijuana Court Case News
Published March 25, 2012 | Rancho Mirage marijuana dispensary scores win in legal fight
In October, he threw out the city's ban, ruling that it was was unconstitutional under the state's voter-approved medical marijuana law. Quintanilla said that since then three cases were appealed to the Second District Court of Appeals offering …
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Attorneys want Handy Township marijuana case to be dismissed (with video)
Pot protest in Brighton: Supporters of medical marijuana protest at District Court in Brighton. (Originally published June 24, 2011) Anne Johnson (left) of Ingham County and Robin Schneider, a Lansing-area resident, were among those protesting the bust …
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City Won't Appeal Decision To Allow Collectives To Stay Open
In that case, the court ruled Lake Forest could not ban collectives simply based on their existence and stated that the city would have to prove they were breaking the law as well. Both cities will likely wait until a key medical marijuana case works …
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Trust a key ingredient of cannabis cookies, court told
Published February 19, 2012 | Trust a key ingredient of cannabis cookies, court told
Health Canada has rough dosing guidelines for smoked or vaporized marijuana, said Eccles. But the health-care guidelines indicate that absorbing marijuana in baked goods, such as cookies or brownies, or drinking it in tea is slow and erratic.
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Published February 17, 2012 | Man killed in rollover crash was in marijuana case
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Authorities in Nevada have identified a 30-year-old man killed in a single-vehicle crash as a defendant in a Las Vegas medical marijuana dispensary case. The Clark County coroner said Monday that Sean D. Kinshella died of multiple …
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DEA digging into San Francisco's medical marijuana dispensaries
Agent Casey McEnry, a DEA spokeswoman, said the agency only comments on cases actively in the courts. On Oct. 7, the four US attorneys for California announced a coordinated, statewide crackdown on what they called the "medical marijuana industry.
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Supreme Court nails GPS issue
Published January 29, 2012 | Supreme Court nails GPS issue
This is a violation of people's privacy and, in the few cases we've seen, has added little to the investigation. Consider the case of Dylan Tellesen, who was targeted during the investigation into eight local medical-marijuana dispensaries back in 2010 …
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'Gentle Ban' on Medical Marijuana Moves Forward
Officials say a court ruling last October against the City of Long Beach's medical marijuana ordinance forced the city's hand. The ruling said cities could not "affirmatively" authorize marijuana dispensaries because to do so would violate the federal …
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Supreme Court: The Term in Review (2010-2011), Part 1 of 2
Published January 24, 2012 |
The review of this term’s US Supreme Court decisions most likely to affect the work of federal judges will look at opinions deciding First, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Amendment issues, as well as criminal law, prisoner litigation, sentencing, civil rights, federalism, federal courts, and federal regulations. Our faculty will include Dean Erwin Chemerinsky (University of California — Irvine, School of Law), Professor Evan Lee (University of California, Hastings College of the Law), Professor Laurie Levenson (Loyola Law School), and Professor Suzanna Sherry (Vanderbilt University Law School). (August 2011)
Posted in Medical Marijuana Court Cases | 20102011, Court, Part, Review, Supreme, Term | Leave a commentCourt Qualified Marijuana Expert Bill Britt
Published December 25, 2011 |
When you go to court and you need to have an expert testify in your behalf you call on Bill Britt. If you need to establish reasonable facts in a case this is the guy to call on. Lanny Swerdlow of MAPP is the host.
scottthrees must see video of the day 3/17/09. DEA Drug raid on Legal grow house for Medical patients Sad story – when will the courts and cops wake up Marijuana is not the same as cocaine, heroin, meth, etc
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Posted in Medical Marijuana Court Cases | bill, Britt, Court, Expert, Marijuana, Qualified | 6 CommentsCannabis Railroad Court part 2
Published December 22, 2011 |
wiscokidd.tripod.com The Wisconsin State Legislature already decriminalized marijuana possession and made it available for medicinal use. Yet they in the name of the ‘State” can do this to me because they do not follow the law or the constitution. There is no other term I can think of to describe people that have nice little government jobs supporting a fascist police state than Nazis. Here are some words from my appeal: It has come to Driessen’s attention that contrary to the actions of the State respondent, the Circuit Court and the Appeals Court; through legislation, statute 59.54(25) already exists that decriminalizes marijuana in the State of Wisconsin. The writing of the ordinance statute itself is vague and can be enforced arbitrarily. If Driessen or any individual were repeatedly issued citations for possession of marijuana they would never be convicted under §961.41(3g) and never face becoming a felon. Considering the range of statutes available to the state and court to punish a person for simple possession of marijuana are laws criminalizing such possession unconstitutionally vague and arbitrary? Does the question of vagueness above meet any or all of the criteria necessary for review under 809.62(1r) a thru e? § 961.41(3g) in part states: “unless the person obtains the substance or the analog directly from, or pursuant to a valid prescription or order of, a practitioner who is acting in the course of his or her professional practice…” While this clause of …
Lastest Medical Marijuana Court Case News
Published November 12, 2011 | Macomb judge's ruling makes medical marijuana one big legal gray area
What doesn't make sense is Judge David Viviano's ruling in the case that a medical marijuana caregiver card is only an “affirmative defense” against criminal charges. That is to say, it's for a jury to decide if a defendant's state-sanctioned right to …
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NORML Attorneys File Multiple Constitutional Challenges To Federal Medical …
The legal argument is called 'judicial estoppel', which basically means that courts can't hold true to a fact in one case and then disregard it in another. Kumin, Michael, and Silber also argue the government has engaged in 'equitable estoppel', …
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