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.”

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Jul 06 2009

Medical marijuana and psychiatric conditions
Posted by J. Craig Canada in addiction, bi-polar, ed glick, Examiner.com, law, psychiatric, ptsd, side effects, todd mikuriya

Even though about 30% of medical marijuana patients in California use it for depression and other psychiatric conditions, no other state has approved the use of cannabis for depression. In 1998 JAMA published a study which announced that pharmaceuticals, as prescribed, were the fourth leading cause of death in America.