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News Review Sacramento - August 26th, 2010
2010 likely will go down as the year that changed cannabis in California. Proposition 19 will either pass or fail, but either way its impact will change the medicinal-marijuana landscape throughout the state.

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Scripps News - August 26th, 2010
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The Canna Care medical-marijuana dispensary has a truck driving around Sacramento with a sign telling people to vote "no" on the state ballot initiative that would legalize pot for recreational use

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Daily News Los Angeles - August 25th, 2010

IF there was ever an industry that cried out for more regulation, more oversight, more legitimacy, it's California's medical marijuana industry.

Yes, we're calling it an industry. While those who proffer and use medicinal pot may call themselves caregivers and patients, and they may present their dispensaries as co-ops and collectives, ...

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Kentucky - August 18th, 2010
SACRAMENTO, Calif -- SACRAMENTO, Calif. - A California appeals court issued a split ruling Wednesday in a closely watched medical marijuana case but failed to decide whether cities in the state can ban pot dispensaries or be forced to accept them.

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The Sacramento Bee - August 24th, 2010
The last time Neill Franklin was in Sacramento, he joined California NAACP president Alice Huffman as the civil rights group offered its controversial, attention-drawing endorsement of the November ballot initiative to legalize marijuana for recreational use.

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Short News - August 24th, 2010

Matthew Palazzolo, who works for a Sacramento law firm and has a California medical marijuana card, was arrested in Tahoe for selling a quarter pound to an undercover. Palazzola grew the herb himself and netted $1,060 for the transaction.

The subject of the paper is to be the "nonsensical character" of the California medical marijuana ...

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The Olympain - August 23rd, 2010

Tacoma - Cat Jeter wants Tacoma city officials to know how people living and working in the city feel about medical marijuana, but her message needs more than mere words.
That’s why she created a Facebook page called “Tacoma PD leave medical marijuana dispensaries alone.” In the two weeks since she made the online page public, more ...

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The Sacramento Bee - August 20th, 2010

A federal grand jury in Sacramento has returned an indictment charging Gustavo Rivera Martinez, 20, with manufacturing more than 1,000 marijuana plants.

The one-count indictment alleges that Martinez was responsible for an illegal marijuana grow discovered earlier this month on land in Tehama County, according to a U.S. Department of ...

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The Record Courier - August 19th, 2010
District Judge Dave Gamble ordered a 25-year-old drug offender to write a report on what the judge called “the nonsensical character” of California's medical marijuana program.

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Law Enforcement Against Prohibition - August 19th, 2010
SACRAMENTO, CA -- A national organization of African American law enforcement officers has announced its endorsement of Proposition 19, California's initiative to legalize marijuana.

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The New York Times - August 19th, 2010
A national group of African-American law enforcement officers has endorsed Proposition 19, a ballot measure that would tax and regulate marijuana in California. The National Black Police Association, which has more than two dozen chapters across the country, announced the endorsement in Sacramento, where the organization is holding a national ...

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SDGLN - August 17th, 2010
The phrase “war on drugs” was first coined in 1971 by Richard Nixon after Congress passed the Controlled Substance Act that created five categories of regulated substances.

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San Francisco Bay Guardian - August 17th, 2010
With polls showing that California voters are probably poised to approve Proposition 19 in November and finally fully legalize marijuana, this should be a historic moment for jubilant celebration among those who have long argued for an end to the government's costly war on the state's biggest cash crop. But instead, many longtime cannabis ...

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Navel Gazing - August 17th, 2010
Medical marijuana clinic operators, who have not exactly received a welcome reception in Costa Mesa, have retained a Sacramento lobbyist in hopes of smoothing over their tense relationship.

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The Sacramento Bee - August 17th, 2010

It's not just those "prohibitionists" who are fighting Proposition 19, the California initiative to legalize marijuana for recreational use and allow cities and counties to tax retail pot sales.

Stoner bloggers are also out to kill the measure.

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