Aug 14 2011

Paul Stanford and the Oregon Cannabis Tax Act 2012
Posted by J. Craig Canada in business, Canada on Cannabis, casper leitch, chris conrad, cultivation, dave fratello, dennis peron, distribution, ed glick, ed rosenthal, ethan nadelmann, george soros, george zimmer, jack herer, john sperling, kevin zeese, lanny swerdlow, law, legalization, lowest priority, organizations, paul stanford, peter lewis, russ belville, tax

Paul Stanford of The Hemp and Cannabis Foundation in Oregon discusses his history as a marijuana legalization activist, beginning with becoming the NORML coordinator for Washington State in 1982, his association with Jack Herer beginning in 1984, the current state of medical marijuana and the movement in Oregon, and the Oregon Cannabis Tax Act 2012.

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Mar 04 2011

NORML cultivates division at 2011 California conference, part 1 of 2
Posted by J. Craig Canada in allison margolin, bill panzer, chris conrad, dale gieringer, george mull, law, legalization, organizations, politics, proposition 19, russ belville, steph sherer, tax

Videos and notes of the California NORML conference held in Berkeley, 29 Jan 11: quotes by Steph Sherer, Bill Panzer, Allison Margolin, Bruce Margolin, George Mull, Omar Figueroa, Joe Rogoway, and Ryan Landers.

Mar 04 2011

NORML cultivates division at 2011 California conference, part 2 of 2
Posted by J. Craig Canada in bill panzer, bruce margolin, chris conrad, joe rogoway, law, legalization, omar figueroa, organizations, politics, ryan landers, tax

Video and notes of the California NORML conference held at Berkeley, 29 Jan 11: quotes by Steph Sherer, Bill Panzer, Allison Margolin, Bruce Margolin, George Mull, Omar Figueroa, Joe Rogoway, and Ryan Landers.

Sep 13 2010

What marijuana lawyers have to say about California’s Proposition 19
Posted by J. Craig Canada in allen st. pierre, anna boyce, bill panzer, business, chris conrad, cultivation, dale gieringer, david malmo-levine, david nick, dennis peron, distribution, dragonfly de la luz, jack herer, jim gray, law, legalization, letitia pepper, lynette shaw, marc emery, mikey martin, politics, proposition 19, richard lee, rick horowitz, russ belville, scott imler, steve cooley, susan soares, tax, todd mikuriya, tony serra, valerie corral

“In fact, Proposition 19 appears to be capable of undoing all the work those promoting medical marijuana have done to enable patients to receive their medication without suffering consequences under California’s criminal laws.”