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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Jul 01 2010

June medical marijuana news roundup
Posted by J. Craig Canada in david nick, distribution, donna lambert, Examiner.com, jeffrey miron, jim gray, law, legalization, marc emery, montel williams, multiple sclerosis, organizations, peter lewis, proposition 19, rob kampia, Smoking & Public Use, tax

Montel lights up Maine medical marijuana conference While Montel Williams cried in pain in Maine because he couldn’t take a few puffs before addressing the medical marijuana conference there, endorsements piled up for California’s Proposition 19 which prohibits marijuana “consumption” in public and “smoking” within sight of anyone under 21 – a prohibition the courts Continue reading →