Helena Independent Record, 14 Jul 2011 – Normally I believe that legislators should not comment on a pending lawsuit, and the suit challenging Senate Bill 423 (the revision the 2011 Legislature made to the 2004 Medical Marijuana Act) is still pending in Lewis and Clark County. An Order On Motion For Preliminary Injunction (order) has […]

North Coast Journal, 14 Jul 2011 – Lies, Flip-Flops and Vagueness From the Feds on Medical Marijuana Last Friday the federal government ruled that marijuana has no accepted medical use and should remain classified as one of the most dangerous drugs in existence.

The Billings Gazette, 23 Jul 2011 – Normally, I believe that legislators should not comment on a pending lawsuit, and the suit challenging Senate Bill 423 (the revision the 2011 Legislature made to the 2004 Medical Marijuana Act) is still pending in Lewis and Clark County. An order has been issued, but the case has […]

Auburn Journal, 14 Jul 2011 – Security Is Important for Cannabis Patients, Physician Says A recent robbery that involved a medical marijuana theft has some speaking out about concerns and asking local residents to use security to keep themselves and their medical cannabis supply safe.

The Daily Inter Lake, 23 Jul 2011 – ‘Gathering Clause’ One of Big Issues Kalispell school officials are still trying to rework the district’s chemical use policy after an incident last fall proved the rule indefensible in court. School board members reviewed the policy for the third time in recent months at their regular meeting […]

The Chico News & Review, 14 Jul 2011 – All Those Years, and We’re No Closer to Winning On June 17, we celebrated the 40th anniversary of President Nixon’s announcement of his so-called “War on Drugs.” It has proven to be our most colossal blunder since slavery.

The Daily Inter Lake, 23 Jul 2011 – Flathead County District Judge Stewart Stadler has ruled that the Montana Medical Marijuana Act does not allow for transactions of marijuana between caregivers.

Midland Daily News, 14 Jul 2011 – Coleman resident Chris Gee likens himself to a pharmacist, directing medical marijuana cardholders to the right strain of marijuana to help them, and said he will comply with whatever changes are necessary to continue the work.

The Muskegon Chronicle, 15 Jul 2011 – NORTON SHORES — After living 40 years as an outlaw, Paul Miller has cultivated his own medical enterprise tucked among pharmacies, cardiologists and ophthalmologists clustered around Mercy Hospital. The medication he provides goes by such names as God Bud, Train Wreck and Silver Diesel.

The Daily Tribune, 15 Jul 2011 – Celebration Highlights Court’s 100th Graduate. PONTIAC – Most people don’t enter the Oakland County Courthouse with smiles on their faces, but Wednesday was different. The Oakland County Adult Treatment Court was celebrating its 100th graduate with a ceremony and reception.