A federal judge granted an American Civil Liberties Union request and threw out a lawsuit filed by Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer seeking to strike down
By Phillip Smith Gov. Jan Brewer (R) decided Wednesday to ask a federal judge to throw out a central component of the state’s voter-approved medical
U.S. District Court Judge Susan Bolton tore apart Governor Jan Brewer’s politically motivated medical-marijuana lawsuit Monday, asking that the state declare whether they support the
By Russ Belville Tomorrow, November 5th, 2011, marks the fifteenth anniversary of California’s passage of Prop 215, The Compassionate Use Act. The Act passed with
Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne Monday filed a civil action against four Valley cannabis clubs in an attempt to stop them from providing patients access
By Howard Fischer Federal attorneys asked a judge on Monday to throw out a lawsuit filed by Gov. Jan Brewer seeking a ruling about the
by Emily Holden Medical-marijuana dispensaries can’t yet operate in Arizona pending a judge’s ruling on Proposition 203. But that doesn’t necessarily keep cardholders from finding
The chairman of the Arizona Corporation Commission on Tuesday asked fellow commissioners to submit to drug tests because a small amount of marijuana was found
The American Civil Liberties Union today asked a federal judge to throw out a lawsuit filed in May by Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer that seeks
We thank you so much for being involved and helping us bring important information to the community. Marijuana is an incredibly valuble herb for medical,
Arizona’s top health official refused Wednesday to accept an application from prospective operators of a medical marijuana dispensary. Director Will Humble rejected the first application
by Phillip Smith No drugs were found in the home of a Tucson man shot and killed May 5 by a Pima County Sheriff’s Office
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Arizona U.S. Attorney indicates dispensaries, state employees would not be at risk Today, the Arizona Republic covered Gov. Jan Brewer’s outrageous, not-yet-filed lawsuit that calls
Arizona Police Kill Ex-Marine in Raid Earlier this month, a story came out about a series of raids carried out in a Tuscon, Arizona neighborhood
Prosecutors will still be prohibited from convicting legal medical marijuana patients By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town The misguided efforts of Arizona
By Ninjasmoker Blaming fear over the legality of Arizona’s new medical marijuana law, Governor Jan Brewer has defied the will of the voters and has
By Phillip Smith Two US Border Patrol agents were killed May 12 when the vehicle in which they were chasing suspected pot smugglers collided with
by Phillip Smith While DEA raids on medical marijuana providers never came to a complete halt after the Obama administration declared in 2009 that it
Anyone out there going to this??: Cannabis Training University Brings Marijuana Industry Superstars to Arizona Cannabis Training University (CTU), the leader in affordable cannabis
By Amanda Lee Myers More than 700 patients applied for Arizona’s medical marijuana program since the state health department began accepting applications last week, and
by Cathryn Creno Ahwatukee Foothills entrepreneur Dave Levine wants to take the inconvenience out of medical-marijuana use. He dislikes the idea of debilitated cancer patients
UPCOMING EVENTS – Please Join Us! April 20, 2011 Events and Schedule 420 is a ubiquitous term in cannabis culture and cannabiphiles have co-opted April
By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town As of Thursday, April 14, the Arizona medical marijuana law is now in effect. The state is
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