Southfield, Michigan attorney Michael Komorn announces mandatory minimums dropped in case; charges remain, 5 year minimum sentences are out SOUTHFIELD- Noted Michigan cannabis attorney and
New Michigan dispensary bill poised to adopt testing regulations; will they use the $700/test standards pushed by Randy Richardville and Rick Jones in 2012-s Pharmaceutical
The issue of decriminalizing the possession and use of small amounts of marijuana will be put to the voters in three Michigan communities this fall.
By Chris Lindsey, Legislative Analyst, Marijuana Policy Project Do you think the state’s drug policies need improvement? A town hall meeting hosted by state Rep.
Earlier in 2013 The Human Solution (THS), a national marijuana patient support group, announced the formation of a chapter in Michigan. THS specializes in court
Panel preliminarily approves PTSD but not insomnia; both are up for a second hearing LANSING- The panel of mostly doctors that governs the addition of
LANSING- Second time’s a charm, or at least that’s what the Licensing and Regulatory Affairs department hopes. It may take a third time to get
Drug Enforcement Agency Special Agent Rich Isaacson confirms this week’s second raid on a medical marijuana distribution center in southeastern Michigan. Bazonzoes, located on West
FLINT- It started with an idea, which became a series of conversations, which evolved into a press release and an article in the Detroit Free Press. From
August 6th is Primary Elections Day in Detroit, and city residents are evaluating the candidates and their position on the issues that are important to
By Allen St. Pierre, NORML Executive Director As part of an ongoing cannabis law reform effort in Michigan, voters in three more Michigan cities will
Early yesterday morning The Shop, a medical marijuana distribution facility in Ypsilanti, Michigan was raided by the Drug Enforcement Agency with help from city police
JACKSON, MICHIGAN- Steven Sharpe says, “The biggest challenge in collecting petition signatures is finding people that are actually registered to vote.” He should know- he’s
By Hunter Holliman, National Field Coordinator, Americans for Safe Access Last month, on June 11th, Michigan medical marijuana patient Jerry Duval surrendered to federal authorities to
Testifying before a Grand Rapids public safety meeting on Tuesday, Grand Rapids police Lt. William Nowicki reported police encounters for use and possession of marijuana are
In one of Michigan’s most permissive cities for the marijuana industry, business is not as usual any more. Ypsilanti has an ordinance on the books
Many of Michigan’s medical marijuana patients have conditions that limit their ability to smoke marijuana. Often, doctors prefer that patients avoid smoking entirely. However, a recent
By Phillip Smith The Republican-controlled Michigan House Friday approved a bill that would allow for the suspicion-based drug testing of welfare recipients. The bill, House Bill
The legal status of your medicated brownie now depends on the kind of pot used when it was created, according to the Michigan Court of Appeals. If
HB 4271 is officially called The Provisioning Centers Act of 2013. Sponsored by Rep. Michael Callton, R- Nashville, it creates the ability for local governments
The blind application of law leaves a 71-year old pharmacist with glaucoma without a license to practice his profession- because of misdemeanor marijuana possession. A
How do we control a waste of taxpayer resources? By not supporting the agency responsible Undercover agents orchestrated three controlled buys of marijuana and have secured
Curtis Kile of United Marijuana Smokers of Michigan has cerebral palsy; will arrive at White House by July 4th Somewhere in Pennsylvania - Curtis Kile is
By Lee Krasner The Boston Globe just ran a profile on three people who are planning on applying for the first medical marijuana licenses in the state of Massachusetts.
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