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+8 +1Canada's police chiefs suggest tickets, not charges, for pot possession
Canada's top cops say handing out tickets for illegal possession of small amounts of marijuana could be more efficient than laying criminal charges.
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+14 +1Man arrested for allegedly trying to SCUBA marijuana across river between Ontario and Michigan
Border agents recovered a waterproof canister containing the drugs, after the man surfaced near Marine City, Michigan, on the American side of the St.Clair River.
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+14 +3Ohio man finds 285 pounds of pot delivered in new gun safe
Nearly two months after an Ohio man opened his Mexican-made, mail-order gun safe to discover about 300 pounds of pot crammed inside, investigators are still stumped over the drugs’ origins, as well as the fate of the still-missing U.S. citizen who trucked the product across the border.
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+13 +2Mellow mood at first Seattle Hempfest since pot legalization.
Pot smoke wafted over thousands of revelers gathered at Seattle's downtown waterfront to kick off the first Hempfest rally since Washington state and Colorado passed initiatives to legalize marijuana for recreational use last November.
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+4 +1Christie seeks changes in New Jersey medical marijuana bill.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Friday said he'd accept a medical marijuana bill that would expand options for patients - including allowing qualified children to consume edible forms - but only if certain changes are made.
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+7 +1Oprah Marijuana: 1982 Last Time She Smoked Weed
Oprah Winfrey said that the last time that she smoked pot was 1982. She was answering a question during an interview on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live.
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+1 +2Marijuana relieves 6-year-old of epileptic seizures
Most parents in the United States try their hardest to keep their kids from using marijuana. But not little Charlotte Figi's mother. The 6-year-old from Colorado has Dravet syndrome, a rare form of epilepsy, which causes debilitating seizures. In the past, her seizures inhibited Charlotte from eating or even getting out of her wheelchair.
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+15 +6In Switzerland, Marijuana Use Helps Keep Prisons Calm and Safe
The Swiss prison guards agree that marijuana use among inmates is a good thing.
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+22 +2Why I changed my mind on weed
Over the last year, Dr. Sanjay Gupta has been working on a new documentary called "Weed." The title "Weed" may sound cavalier, but the content is not.
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+14 +5Are young Americans turning against marijuana?
More Americans support legalizing pot than ever before, but some of them may be getting a little burned out on actually using the drug, according to a new Gallup survey.
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+14 +3Marijuana stops child's severe seizures.
Charlotte Figi had her first seizure when she was 3 months old. Over the next few months, the girl, affectionately called Charlie, had frequent seizures lasting two to four hours, and she was hospitalized repeatedly.
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+3 +1Marijuana cannabinoids slow brain degradation and aging, reverse dementia
The human brain contains an extensive network of special receptor sites that modulate nervous system function only when activated by the appropriate cannabinoid compounds, many of which are found in abundance in the marijuana plant. And emerging research continues to uncover the unique role these cannabinoids play in protecting brain function, which in turn helps…
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+13 +3Mile high city: Inside Denver's billion-dollar marijuana industry
The grow room is modest – maybe 600 sq ft – but it’s one of many at this marijuana farming facility on the outskirts of Denver, Colorado. Apart from a narrow path to let the grower get to his crop, every inch of floor-space is filled with plants. I can’t tell my indicas from my sativas, but I know cannabis well enough from the clichés: the thick, earthy scent; the unmistakably-shaped leaves.
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+13 +1Uruguay to Become First Nation to Fully Legalize Marijuana: Blow to Ruinous US War on Drugs
Given the passage of a sweeping new law legalizing marijuana in the entire nation of Uruguay by their Congress on August 2 (with the apparent inevitable passage by the Uruguayan Senate this fall), the South American nation is likely to become the first nation to set the dominoes of a ruinous US drug war policy tumbling down.
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+8 +1Uruguay moves to legalize marijuana.
Uruguay's lower house of parliament set a global first last night by voting to give the state control of marijuana production, distribution, and sales.
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+9 +2Teen allegedly held in box on pot farm
The criminal complaint against the two men -- Ryan Balletto, 30, and Patrick Pearmain, 24 -- outlines the allegations of a 15-year-old girl's ordeal of being held in a coffin-like box for hours on end at a marijuana-growing "farm" where she worked trimming plants.
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+16 +3Legal Weed is Hurting San Francisco's Hippies
Seated on a blanket in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, Kenny describes how the park has changed during his ten year absence spent growing weed in the California wilderness. “The hippy kids used to be able to sell their weed real easy at high prices,” he tells us.
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+11 +3Feds Raid Pot Dispensaries in Washington, Where the Drug is Legal.
As state laws decriminalizing marijuana begin to take effect (and grow in number), proponents of access to the drug have been holding their breaths to see how the feds would react. And in Washington State, it looks like several medical marijuana dispensaries found out the answer today as the Drug Enforcement Administration confirmed a series of raids in the Seattle area.
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+16 +2The Mysterious History Of 'Marijuana'
The drug has been intertwined with race and ethnicity since well before the word "marijuana" was coined. Turns out there's an awful lot we don't know for sure about the recent history of the cannabis plant.
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+11 +3Mexico could legalize marijuana in five years: former president Vicente Fox
Mexico could legalize marijuana within the next five years, stripping brutal drug cartels of a major source of income, former President Vicente Fox said on Friday.
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