Pot Prohibition Makes Self-Defense Illegal — Reason.com

When a stranger forced his way into her apartment, tackled her, punched her repeatedly, and tried to cover her mouth with a cloth, Krissy Noble says, she did what she thought was necessary to protect herself and her unborn baby. 616 more words

via Pot Prohibition Makes Self-Defense Illegal — Reason.com

HOLY MOLY! Trump/Sessions regime investigators prosecuting via state law.

HOLY MOLY! Cole memo does not apply, Trump regime investigators, backed by Jeff Sessions, prosecuting state law crimes to file charges.

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“Federal investigators indicated, in court documents, that the men “devised a scheme” to grow and sell hundreds of pounds of “marijuana under the guise of operating a marijuana dispensary, thereby pretending to comply with Michigan law.”

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Legit business owners just trying to make a living. FEDERAL INVESTIGATORS make accusations in attempt to kill legit businesses. The Federal Police in states where there is legal cannabis, creating massive harm.

ND Law Enforcers think they are superior and the citizenry’s masters.

3 of the 5 illegal ND searches were committed by Deputy Matt Thom. He appears to be for a police state, and is NOT a guardian of a free citizenry, but our superior and master.
Judge throws out 5 illegal searches

Don’t understand why ND law enforcement claims to uphold the bill of rights commits these sort of injustices. Disagree with the Judge that cannabis presents real risks but love this quote; “widespread marijuana use presents real risks to our society. But the dangers of turning a blind eye to official abuses of our fundamental freedoms in the name of a ‘war on drugs’ are far greater.” -ND Judge Jay Schmitz

Marijuana skeptics fear ‘de facto legalization’ in states

While legal marijuana markets thrive in states like California and Colorado, the federal Drug Enforcement Agency still classifies the drug alongside more addictive and debilitating substances like cocaine, heroin and methamphetamines. | AP Photo/David Dermer When Jason Nemes, a Republican legislator in deeply conservative Kentucky, proposed a bill allowing the sale of medicinal marijuana this […]

via Marijuana skeptics fear ‘de facto legalization’ in states — Go News Viral

The Section 8 Cannabis Eviction Problem

Although many states legally allow the use of medical marijuana, federal law still prohibits its possession in federally subsidized housing, so many residents live in fear of eviction.

via The Section 8 Cannabis Eviction Problem — Longreads

NJ Weedman sold his weed in front of the Statehouse

September 27, 2018 NJ Weedman – “Mission accomplished…all good”! Today in front of the New Jersey Statehouse NJ Weedman, Ed Forchion , followed by Vice News, made his way outside the window of Governor Murphy and asked him to “Veto the Bill”. In the video above he tells everyone about it! The latest version of […]

via NJ Weedman sold his weed in front of the Statehouse — U.S. Marijuana Party Kentucky

When NJWeedman Speaks…We Should Listen! — U.S. Marijuana Party Kentucky

Why I’m saying “NO” to current legalization efforts and have called for a boycott. Published on Friday, 14 September 2018 12:57 | Written by njweedman FOR DECADES minorities have had marijuana in their neighbor hoods. There is not a shortage of weed in the hood…if one in the hood wants weed, there is weed. There […]

via When NJWeedman Speaks…We Should Listen! — U.S. Marijuana Party Kentucky

Remove inequities from sentencing guidelines – The Herald Dispatch

Remove inequities from sentencing guidelines – The Herald Dispatch.

JERSEY GOVERNMENT: DISHONESTY, DECEITFULNESS AND DELAY

NJ legislatures say medical cannabis is to be taxed, like aspirin and cold medicine and unlike prescription drugs. However, patients need a prescription (and Dr’s can write scripts only for severe terminal diseases) unlike over the counter drugs. The governor put a cop in charge of program implementation instead of a Dr. The government has been dishonest and deceitful about this program from day one.

TOWN COUNCIL TYRANNY

The Springfield, MO town council voted to repeal a citizen-driven ordinance aimed at reducing crime.

http://www.sacbee.com/2012/09/25/4852219/springfield-council-rejects-marijuana.html

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — The Springfield City Council has repealed a citizen-driven ordinance that lowered punishments for small amounts of marijuana.

The council voted Monday night to repeal the ordinance, which reduced the penalty for possession of up to 35 grams of marijuana to a small fine, community service or counseling. It also prevented law enforcement officials from arresting people only for marijuana possession or sending such cases to state court.

The council followed city charter two weeks ago by adopting the marijuana petition but several members said at the time they wanted to repeal it. Those opposed to the ordinance said it violated state and federal laws.

Supporters of the petition said they would consider a lawsuit or another petition drive to force a public vote to overturn the council’s action.

Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2012/09/25/4852219/springfield-council-rejects-marijuana.html#storylink=cpy