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Breaking news form NBC New York! Gov. Jon Corzine, in one of his last acts before leaving office, signed a medical marijuana bill into law. Advocates say the first critically ill patients should be able to light up before the end of the year if all goes well. “I’m actually pretty optimistic that it will [...] WHEN: 12 Noon January 11, 2010 WHERE: 100 W. State Street Trenton NJ: Supporters gather for historic medical marijuana vote Trenton – Patients and advocates are gathering on January 11, 2010 to witness an historic vote in the New Jersey legislature on medical cannabis. First introduced in 2005, The New Jersey Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act has bi-partisan [...] 1/8/2010 From: Chris Goldstein Executive Director, NORML-New Jersey Board of Directors, The Coalition for Medical Marijuana- NJ As someone who has advocated for safe medical marijuana access I am writing today to strongly urge you to vote ‘Yes’ in this final phase of The New Jersey Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act A804/S119. Please, vote ‘Yes’ to allow your fellow [...] CMMNJ issued the following press release today. AMA Agrees: Marijuana is Medicine WHO The American Medical Association (AMA) Largest and oldest U.S. physician-based group reverses long-held position [...] UPDATE – Please continue to contact Gov. Corzine and the state Attorney General’s office and demand justice for MS patient John Wilson. On 12/17/09 John was convicted of second and third degree felony offenses and faces up to 5 years in prison. For your convenience, a pre-written letter will be e-mailed to Gov. Corzine and [...] Jim Miller suppporting John Ray Wilson – mycentraljersey.com Despite a public call from two state Senators for a pardon, the criminal trial against John Ray Wilson is moving ahead. John lives with MS and used cannabis therapy for treatment. He now faces 15 years in state prison for growing 17 marijuana plants. |
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