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Voters to decide on proposed amendment on medical marijuana

Voters to decide on proposed amendment on medical marijuana

Video TranscriptE HAS CHANGED.[APPLAUSE] GREG: JUST AS HE DID TWO YEARS AGO, ATTORNEY JOHN MORGAN WILL DRAW PLENTY OF ATTENTION TO HIS AND HIS DISABLED BROTHER TIM'S EFFORTS TO PUT MEDICAL MARIJUANA IN THE STATE'S CONSTITUTION.>> I WAS ON OXYCONTIN.


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Attorneys weigh in on necessity for state bar guidance related to medical marijuana

Attorneys weigh in on necessity for state bar guidance related to medical marijuana

CARSON CITY - Several attorneys commenting on proposed guidance from the State Bar of Nevada regarding professional activities related to the medical marijuana industry suggested to the Nevada Supreme Court on Friday that the advice was unnecessary.The court held a hearing on a proposal from the bar to add guidance to the rules of professional conduct explaining that, because the use, possession and distribution of marijuana in any form violates federal law, engaging in such conduct could result in federal prosecution and trigger discipline proceedings under Nevada disciplinary rules.Several attorneys agreed with Justice James Hardesty that the proposed comment stated the obvious and appeared to be unnecessary.


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Voters to decide on proposed amendment on medical marijuana

Voters to decide on proposed amendment on medical marijuana

Voters will have a chance this November to approve or reject a proposed amendment on medical marijuana.Amendment 2 would legalize medical marijuana The November election is less than two months away, and when you cast your vote, you'll also be asked your opinion on Amendment 2, which would legalize medical marijuana in Florida.Greg Fox explains.


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Philly mulls home delivery of medical marijuana

Philly mulls home delivery of medical marijuana

Obama is now a parasite (but that's not a bad thing)Obama is now a parasite (but that's not a bad thing) Sep 8Medical marijuana won't be available in Philadelphia for more than a year, but when it finally arrives, patients may be able to have it delivered to their doors like a pizza or pick it up at a dispensary tucked inside a large shopping mall.At a City Council committee hearing Friday, city senior planner Paula Brumbelow suggested home delivery as a way of ensuring access to those who need the drug most.Some jurisdictions already permit medical marijuana dispensaries to provide this service.