Supporters of medical marijuana in New Jersey – National NORML has set up a service to email all NJ legislators and the Governor asking them to put The Compassionate Use Act into practice.
Please take a moment to send an email here
http://capwiz.com/norml2/issues/alert/?alertid=15171111
Link to a blog summary of the topic is below-
NJ: Legislature [...]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – June 1, 2010
NORML-NJ
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Medical Marijuana press conference in Trenton on 6/4
Patients, professionals seek timely regulations
On Friday June 4, 2010 at 1PM local medical marijuana advocacy groups will hold a press conference at the State House in Trenton. Potential medical marijuana patients, doctors, nurses and supporters of the new law will address recent [...]
Breaking: Wilson released, NJ Senators call for medical marijuana clemency
4/29/2010 by Chris Goldstein – John Wilson was released from the Southern State Correctional Facility in New Jersey today to his grateful family at about 1:45PM. Wilson was sentenced to 5 years in prison on March 19, 2010 for growing seventeen cannabis [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Anne Davis an attorney specializing in Family Law serves on the Board of directors at NORML-NJ. Anne is also a leader in the newly formed National NORML Women’s Alliance. She appeared on FOX 9 NY/NJ this week as coverage of a large marijuana grow operation unfolded.
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