Like many marijuana smokers, I’m always fascinated when I travel to other states, especially on…
Author: Keith Stroup, NORML Legal Counsel
Most of us were caught off-guard by the rush of states this year that approved…
Many marijuana smokers were thrilled when Barack Obama became president since he’d previously "outed" himself…
I am sometimes amazed at the ability of some legalization activists – especially the true…
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The California Court of Appeals, Fourth District, ruled yesterday that the state law requiring counties to issue identification cards to authorized medical marijuana patients is constitutional and must be implemented by the counties.
At the trial court level, Superior Court Judge William Nevitt, Jr., dismissed the challenge brought by the two counties, finding the state had the authority to legalize the medical use of marijuana despite federal law.