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Weekly: This Week in History
Events and quotes of note from this week's drug policy events of years past.
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Medical Marijuana: Washington State Group Raided
Local drug enforcement agents raided the offices of CannaCare, an Everett, Washington, medical marijuana support and advocacy group this week, accusing of it providing marijuana to patients.
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Law Enforcement: This Week's Corrupt Cops Stories
It's been relatively quiet on the corrupt cop front this week, but we've still got a Newark police officer who made a bad choice of boyfriends, and the requisite pair of crooked jail guards.
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Feature: DEA Makes Major Move Against Los Angeles Medical Marijuana Dispensaries
The DEA was at it again Wednesday, raiding 11 medical marijuana dispensaries in Los Angeles County, including five in West Hollywood. City council members there had only the night before introduced an ordinance to permanently regulate the dispensaries, and they aren't happy.
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Announcement: New Format for the Reformer's Calendar
Visit our new web site each day to see a running countdown to the events coming up the soonest, and more.
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Feature: New Study Rips Canadian "Tough on Drugs" Policy, Funding
Even as Canada's Conservative government works on a tough, law enforcement-heavy new national drug strategy, a study released Monday says such approaches have failed.
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City of West Hollywood Officials Decry DEA Raids on Five Marijuana Dispensaries
Press Release Source: City of West Hollywood
City of West Hollywood Officials Decry DEA Raids on Five Marijuana Dispensaries
Wednesday January 17, 9:52 pm ET
WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--City of West Hollywood officials reacted swiftly today to news that the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) had raided and shut down five medicinal marijuana dispensaries located in West Hollywood. "The City of West Hollywood has had a long-standing commitment to the compassionate use of medical marijuana for those persons who are facing catastrophic illnesses," said City Manager Paul Arevalo. The DEA's enforcement of federal drug laws against the dispensaries conflicts with Proposition 215, a ballot measure approved by the California voters in 1996 decriminalizing the use of medical marijuana.
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IACM: Call for papers for the 2007 Conference in Cologne
[Courtesy of our friends at the International Association for Cannabis as Medicine]
CALL FOR PAPERS:
The program committee would like to invite you to present your research at the International Association for Cannabis as Medicine (IACM) 4th Conference on Cannabinoids in Medicine in Cologne, Germany, on 5-6 October. You may submit your abstract electronically until April 15, 2007 for oral presentations and until June 15, 2007 for poster presentations to [email protected]. If your abstract is accepted you will have free access to the meeting. In addition, speakers will have one night of free accommodation at the conference hotel Holiday Inn. Speakers may ask the IACM for a subsidy of their travel expenses.
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Treatment Not Jail: California Governor Proposes Cutting Proposition 36 Drug Treatment Funds
In his new state budget, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has under-funded for the popular and successful treatment-not-jail program Proposition 36. He's in for a fight.
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Law Enforcement: Florida County Will Pay for Manhandling Men in Errant Drug Bust Caught on Videotape
A video camera captured the brutality of a pair of wrongful arrests in a case of mistaken identity in Pinellas County, Florida. Now the county gets to pay up.
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Europe: Scottish Labor Politician Fights for Harm Reduction as Party Turns Hard-Line on Drugs
The Scottish drug debate heated up this week as a Labor Party MSP attacked her party for heading in the wrong direction, and more than 250 senior police, health officials, academics, and others interested in drug policy pondered the future.
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Medical Marijuana: Bills Introduced in Michigan, South Carolina, Massachusetts, Vermont and Soon in New Mexico
Medical marijuana is currently legal in 10 states, but that number could nearly double with bills already introduced in a handful of states this year.
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Marijuana: Decriminalization Bills Filed in Massachusetts, New Hampshire
No marijuana decriminalization bill has passed since the 1970s, but legislators in Massachusetts and New Hampshire are ready to try this year.
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