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Madison's Medical Marijuana Week is smokin'
by Lindsay Mosher, City ReporterThe Badger-Herald, Madison, WI
March 23rd, 2004
Users of prescribed marijuana went to the City Council meeting March 2 in hopes of setting aside a week to promote marijuana awareness in Madison. The council voted to recognize March 14-21 as Madison Marijuana Medical Awareness Week.
Medical marijuana use could be used as defense, federal judge rules
by Laura WidesAssociated Press
March 23rd, 2004
A couple charged with growing marijuana may be allowed to present evidence to a federal jury that it was being used for medicinal purposes.
Patient Praises Marijuana
by Naseem SowtiThe Central Florida Future
March 22nd, 2004
Irvin Rosenfeld is a legal medical marijuana patient, and the federal government sends him the cigarettes. He receives a tin can of almost 300 marijuana cigarettes per month and smokes up to 12 per day.
Health Canada to sell pot through drugstores
by CPToronto Star
March 22nd, 2004
Health Canada plans to make government-certified marijuana available in pharmacies, a move that could rapidly boost the number of registered medical users.
Canada project to put marijuana into pharmacies
by Associated PressCNN
March 22nd, 2004
Canada plans to make government-certified marijuana available in local pharmacies, a move that would make it only the second country in the world to allow the direct sale of medical marijuana.
Marijuana coming to Canadian drug stores
by United Press InternationalWashington Times
March 22nd, 2004
Canada will become the second country in the world this year to permit the sale of marijuana in drug stores for medical use.
Connecticut medical marijuana bill opponents warn against legalization
by Tobin A. ColemanStamford Advocate
March 18th, 2004
Legalizing medical use of marijuana is a "smokescreen" for backdoor efforts to legalize pot for everyday use, claim opponents of a state House bill to allow marijuana for medical purposes.
State Medical Marijuana Laws
NBC 30 TV - Connecticut
March 15th, 2004
The issue of legalizing medical marijuana has pitted individual states against the federal government. Although federal law prohibits any use or possession of marijuana, more than half of the U.S. states have enacted favorable medical marijuana laws since 1978.
Connecticut committee approves medical marijuana bill
by Donna TommelleoAssociated Press/Newsday
March 15th, 2004
A bill that will allow sick people to grow marijuana for medicinal purposes cleared its first legislative hurdle Monday, despite opposition from lawmakers who described the measure as a backdoor attempt to legalize the drug.
Patients seek Contra Costa cannabis club
by Bruce GerstmanContra Costa Times
March 15th, 2004
Patients in Contra Costa County have a hard time getting what they consider essential medicine.
Hazy medical marijuana cases are California courts' forte
by Carl JohansonManteca Bulletin
March 14th, 2004
In the case of medical marijuana, the Manteca Police Department uses the court system for any Mantecan who claims to use the drug for it's medicinal purposes.
Medical marijuana? No (COLUMN)
by Assemblyman Daniel J. BurlingNew York Daily News
March 14th, 2004
There is no lack of emotion and hype in the New York City Council's ongoing debate over using marijuana in the treatment of certain cancer cases. What's missing is sound science, good medical care and real compassion for patients' suffering.
Medical marijuana? Yes (COLUMN)
by Councilman Philip ReedNew York Daily News
March 14th, 2004
The debate over medical marijuana comes down to a simple question: Should we prohibit doctors from prescribing or even discussing with their most gravely ill patients all treatment options?
Time to cut through the legal haze of marijuana
by EDITORIALTimes-Standard
March 12th, 2004
It has been proven that marijuana has medicinal uses. The issue that is frequently missed is that there is no standardized source of marijuana for commercial medicinal purposes. More energy should be spent discovering just how much good can come from the plant and treat it the same as a prescription drug.
U.S. court eyes agent's refusal to return pot
by Mike McPhee Denver Post
March 11th, 2004
A federal judge has taken over jurisdiction of a case that grew out of a federal narcotics agent's refusal to return a Hayden man's confiscated marijuana.
Pot case off to federal court
by Susan BaconSteamboat Pilot & Today
March 10th, 2004
A case involving contempt citations for officers who seized medicinal marijuana from a Hayden man last fall will be heard in federal court, a judge ruled Tuesday.
Nord's medical marijuana case going to federal court
Rocky Mountain News
March 10th, 2004
A federal judge in Colorado ruled Tuesday that the federal court, not state court, is the right place to decide a dispute over conflicting laws governing the use of medical marijuana.
Medical marijuana card decision delayed in Santa Barbara
by Erin Carlyle The Lompoc Record
March 10th, 2004
In a continuing debate about temporary identification cards for medical marijuana users, it is unclear whether cops or advocates will win -- or whether some kind of compromise can be reached.
Sebastopol may get medical pot shop
by Lori A. CarterPress Democrat
March 10th, 2004
Hoping to capitalize on west Sonoma County's liberal reputation, the founder of the oldest medical marijuana club in Berkeley is proposing a similar shop just south of downtown Sebastopol.
Medical-Marijuana Dialogue Sought
by Seema MehtaThe Los Angeles Times
March 10th, 2004
After listening to emotional testimony from medical-marijuana advocates, the Riverside County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday decided to seek more information about allowing the medical use of the drug.

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