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by Ray Stern |January 5, 2018
Stay strong, Arizona medical-marijuana patients. U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions and local authorities have little power to stop you from consuming, possessing, or even growing cannabis under state law.
The 2010 Arizona Medical Marijuana Act contains a sort of “Dracula clause”: If freedom-hating prohibitionists […]
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RAY STERN | DECEMBER 15, 2017 Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery was one of the most vocal opponents of the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act in 2010, and fought hard to kill it after voters made it the law of the land. This week, his years-long crusade to overturn the law […]
By Steve Lopez
June 17, 2012
Stephen Downing speaks fondly of his 20 years with the Los Angeles Police Department, saying he misses the camaraderie and the integrity of the people he worked with in a career that took him from street cop to deputy chief. Along the way, as commander of the Bureau of […]
Continue Reading →By Scot Kersgaard
The Texas Independent
Monday, December 05, 2011
A study released last week by the University of Colorado Denver indicates that the legalization of medical marijuana reduces alcohol consumption and, as a result, alcohol-related traffic deaths without a corresponding increase in deaths caused by stoned drivers.
The study, hailed as “groundbreaking” […]
Continue Reading →Marijuana advocates are arguing the DEA is playing politics with marijuana, for the benefit of the government and big Pharma all at the expense of average Americans. The DEA has recently reclassified THC, that pharmaceutical companies can push products with naturally derived formations of THC. Paul Armentano, Deputy Director of NORML explains.
Continue Reading →By Mauro Whiteman, On Tuesday, October 11th, 2011
A researcher and professor at the University of Arizona College of Medicine’s downtown Phoenix campus criticized a government institute for obstructing a study on the medical value of marijuana at a presentation Tuesday at the Phoenix Theater.
A study on marijuana in the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has […]
Continue Reading →How to get an AZ medical marijuana recommendation.
- 1. Call, or fill out the form below to make an appointment.
- 2. Bring your medical documentation and valid Arizona ID.
- 3. That day, you’ll know if your doctor has recommended you for medical marijuana.
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