[ad_1] Portland marijuana dispensaries may finally become a reality for Oregon medical marijuana patients. The Oregon Medical Marijuana Act (OMMA) was passed in 1998, and it allowed patients with certain "debilitating medical conditions" to use marijuana to alleviate their pain

Marijuana Legalization Activist on the NY State Medical Marijuana Law Douglas Greene from Empire State NORML, National Organization fr Reform of Marijuana Laws Discusses the state of medical marijuana laws nationwide and in New... rated: viewed:834 source

[ad_1] Is drug testing necessary in the workplace? A recent Denver Post Survey and article, shows that 14 states and the District of Columbia allow medical marijuana. Colorado and California allow a large number of dispensaries, showing an estimate of

[ad_1] Colorado citizens voted to pass Amendment 20 in 2000 opening the door for an influx of new legal medical marijuana dispensaries. Over the past several years, the Colorado medical marijuana industry has become the fastest growing industry in the

Medical Marijuana Lawsuit Arizona's Governor and Attorney General have filed a federal lawsuit to find out if the State's medical marijuana law is constitutional and to determine if S... rated: viewed:471 source

[ad_1] Recently, the Obama administration took an odd position in favor of the USA rights. Via an interoffice memo by David W. Ogden, Deputy US Attorney, the White House seems to have altered the medical marijuana attitude of the federal

Chuck Perricone testifies on SB660 - the Prairie Plant Medical Marijuana Law The Senate Government Operations Committee held a hearing on SB660, the bill that would allow Prairie Plant Systems of Canada to build 16 medical marijuana g... rated: viewed:152

[ad_1] Marijuana is the common name for the psychoactive genetic variation of the cannabis sativa plant. Used for over a thousand years in central Asia, it has been smoked for over a century in America, gaining wide usage during the

AZ medical marijuana law goes back to court The state and county attorneys general are challenging that Arizona's medical marijuana law is constitutional. rated: viewed:279 source

[ad_1] Chronic pain has reached epidemic proportions in this country. Chronic pain is often defined as pain that lasts three months or longer. Although it's more common in older adults, anyone can experience it. Approximately 50 million people suffer from