Medical-marijuana patients await county’s rollout of ID cards
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- Medical-marijuana patients await county’s rollout of ID cards
- New Medical Marijuana Act creates local dialogue
- Five held over cannabis factory
Medical-marijuana patients await county’s rollout of ID cards
San Diego Union Tribune
Supreme Court announced it would not hear the county’s final appeal. What’s changing: County officials appear poised to begin issuing government identification to qualified medical-marijuana patients ? a mandate from state lawmakers.
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New Medical Marijuana Act creates local dialogue
Escanaba Daily Press
“When you look at other states like California I’m sure they went through the same thing but now they don’t seem to have that problem anymore. “Glasscock said he thinks there is peer pressure in the police communities to be anti-marijuana. “We hope to get more and more education out there for people to see that cannabis is not really a terrible thing as well as all the benefits of hemp” he said. Glasscock said it is his hope U. law enforcement will familiarize themselves with the law so as not to accidentally arrest subjects who are allowed to grow and use marijuana. “It is law enforcement’s job to enforce the law” said Glasscock.
Five held over cannabis factory
BBC News
Police raided industrial premises on the outskirts of the village on Saturday and seized about 1000 cannabis plants. They could have produced drugs worth about £750000. Four men and a woman – Chong Cheng Xian Hu Awang An Yun Lin and Wenxia Dong – all in their 30s and of no fixed address were remanded in custody. They were charged with producing cannabis at the Broadmeadow Industrial Estate in Ecclefechan between 1 March and 22 May.