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The eyes of the area’s medical marijuana community will be on the nation’s capital this week.

In September 2002, WAMM's medical marijuana garden was raided by federal agents who confiscated 167 plants. This week’s news: a U.S. District Court judge issued an injunction barring future raids by the federal government.

Members of an area medical-marijuana cooperative return to federal court today seeking an end to drug raids like the one that decimated their pot garden in September 2002.

A Drug Enforcement Administration raid on a farm that cultivated pot for ailing patients was both illegal and immoral, medical marijuana supporters argued at the start of a federal trial Monday. This has caused an ``insurmountable'' level of pain and suffering and hastened the deaths of the most vulnerable patients, lawyers said.

Santa Cruz became the first public entity to file a lawsuit against federal drug warriors after agents seized 167 plants grown by the Wo/Men's Alliance for Medical Marijuana.

Press Conference With Santa Cruz Mayor, Medical Marijuana Patients and Attorneys for the Lawsuit, Wednesday April 23rd, 10:00 AM Pacific Time

Mayor Krohn, several City Council members and two former mayors gathered in front of City Hall this afternoon to witness a medical marijuana giveaway in protest of a federal raid two weeks ago on a local cannabis collective

Michael and Valerie Corral embrace on their medical-marijuana farm, which was stripped clean by raiding DEA agents

For the second time in a week, federal agents on Thursday raided a Bay Area medical marijuana facility that was operating under California's 1996 law. The Sonoma County club's founder was taken into custody and an estimated 2,800 plants were seized.