The CA Tax Cannabis 2010 effort is generating a lot of interest in prohibition reform nationally. Several members of NORML-NJ attended the national NORML 2009 conference where the TAX Cannabis campaign kicked-off…
Pot could be legal in 2011
All indicators are pointing to a very welcome reality: We’re going to finally legalize recreational marijuana…in California at [...]
Two state Senators in New Jersey have renewed their call that an Executive Pardon should be granted to John Wilson, the MS patient convicted of growing 17 marijuana plants to treat his disease. Senators Raymond Lesniak and Nicholas Scutari issued a press release yesterday and appealed to Governor Chris Christie to issue [...]
New Jersey Multiple Sclerosis patient John Ray Wilson was sentenced to 5 years in state prison today for growing 17 cannabis plants to treat his condition.
His attorney, James Wronko, said that an appeal is being planned.
Judge Robert B. Reed passed the sentence today as his mother and grandmother wept just a few feet away. John’s [...]
PLEASE ATTEND THE RALLY
Somerset County Courthouse rally info:
8:30AM-appx 2PM at 20 N. Bridge St, Somerville, NJ 08876
The sentencing phase in the high-profile trial of a New Jersey man who grew medical marijuana to treat his Multiple Sclerosis will take place this Friday 3/19/10 following several delays.
John Ray Wilson was caught [...]
A Town Hall Meeting regarding New Jersey’s new medical cannabis law will be held this week. Prospective patients, medical marijuana policy experts and local advocates will present updates on the law’s progress then answer questions from the public and the media.
The meeting takes place at the Collingswood Public Library from 12PM –2PM on Saturday March [...]
Regulated cannabis growing in Oakland, CA
Chris Goldstein is a member of NORML-NJ’s Board of Directors. He recently published a blog estimating the size and scale of the current underground marijuana economy in the Garden State.
Big bust in NJ tiny part of $1 billion local pot economy
New Jersey’s new Attorney General Paula Dow held [...]
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