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Hearing in Olympia To Revisit Hazy MMJ Law

Written by Claude | 18 January 2012

Posted by CN Staff on January 17, 2012 at 10:55:49 PT
By Jonathan Martin, Seattle Times Staff Reporter
Source: Seattle Times

Washington -- Chris Cody tries to be a good neighbor in White Center, joining in a Christmas toy drive and local art walks, and keeping the window of his medical-marijuana dispensary as discreet as possible.

He maintains a low profile in part because his shop, Herban Legends, is a block outside the marijuana-friendly Seattle city limits. Inside Seattle, marijuana dispensaries flourish. Outside Seattle, there is no protective regulation.

"It's definitely tricky, causing for more than a little anxiety," said Cody, a 31-year-old carpenter.

Legislature Must Resolve Legal Muddle Over MMJ

Written by Claude | 17 January 2012

Posted by CN Staff on January 17, 2012 at 04:47:50 PT
Seattle Times Editorial
Source: Seattle Times

Washington -- The Legislature is about to get another medical-marijuana bill. It is a necessary bill. The medical-cannabis regime in Washington — "cannabis" is the official name now — was left in chaos last year by the Obama administration's threat to prosecute state employees who licensed any cannabis business.

The Obama people didn't say they would arrest state employees, and they haven't done it elsewhere. But their threat was enough for Gov. Chris Gregoire to veto much of the bill.

What survived was "collective gardens" — small grows by patients and their providers. But dispensaries — the shops — were in limbo.

Spokane, which on this issue is located somewhere in cultural Idaho, shut its dispensaries down with raids by police. We are told dispensaries remain open in Mukilteo, Shoreline, Seattle, Issaquah, Kent, Tacoma, Gig Harbor, Lacey, Olympia and Castle Rock.

That is not enough. Cannabis has proven medical value, and some of the patients who want it live east of the mountains. They ought to be able to buy it. (We believe all people over 21 ought to be able to buy it, but that is another matter.)

Feds Crack Down on Colorado Med Pot Dispensaries

Written by Claude | 16 January 2012

Posted by CN Staff on January 13, 2012 at 07:02:23 PT
By Keith Coffman
Source: Reuters

Colorado -- Federal prosecutors in Colorado launched a crackdown on Thursday against nearly two dozen medical marijuana dispensaries located within 1,000 feet of schools, giving the proprietors 45 days to cease operations or face civil and criminal penalties.

U.S. Attorney John Walsh issued the ultimatum in letters to 23 dispensaries and landlords he said were in violation of federal and state law, a statement from the U.S. Justice Department said.

The move makes Colorado the latest battleground pitting federal prosecutors against storefront distributors of pot in states that have decriminalized marijuana for medical purposes.

N.J. Med Marijuana Program Still at Seedling Stage

Written by Claude | 17 January 2012

Posted by CN Staff on January 16, 2012 at 06:22:39 PT
By Amy Brittain, The Star-Ledger
Source: Star-Ledger

New Jersey -- By now, the owners of an empty storefront in Montclair expected to be dispensing medical marijuana to hundreds of cancer and multiple sclerosis patients suffering from demoralizing pain.

Instead, brown paper covers the windows, and the green awning still bears the name of an old business. Greenleaf Compassion Center officials have spent more than $80,000, all while they wait for the go-ahead.

As Wednesday’s two-year anniversary of Gov. Jon Corzine signing New Jersey’s medical marijuana act approaches, one thing is clear: The health department isn’t close to opening the first dispensary.

Group Seeks Second Med-Marijuana Issue for Ballot

Written by Claude | 15 January 2012

Posted by CN Staff on January 12, 2012 at 04:28:17 PT
By Alan Johnson, The Columbus Dispatch
Source: Columbus Dispatch

Ohio -- Backers of a second medical-marijuana amendment will file language with Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine today, hoping to get their issue on the November statewide ballot.

The Ohio Medical Cannabis Amendment of 2012, accompanied by nearly 3,000 signatures, will be submitted to DeWine to review the language summarizing the proposal, said Theresa Daniello, a supporter of the nonpartisan group that includes many patients seeking pain relief for medical conditions.