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MARCH -
Forty Years And Still Waiting:
National Commission On Marihuana Recommends Decriminalizing Cannabis;
White Paper: Drug Testing Results Often Inaccurate, Unreliable;
Many Cannabis Users Substitute Booze For Pot After Age 21, Study Says;
Mayo Clinic Proceedings: "Bureaucratic Hurdles ... Interfere With Legitimate Cannabis Research";
Government's Crackdown On Medicinal Cannabis Not Unconstitutional, Federal Judge Rules;
and other Cannabis Law Reform News.
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WVN_1203.doc (WORD v8.0)
WVN_1203.pdf (Adobe)
Pub Date: 4/1/2012
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FEBRUARY -
US Drug Enforcement Administration Targets Montana State Lawmaker Over Her Advocacy For Medical Marijuana;
Study: Passage Of Medical Marijuana Laws Correlated With Fewer Suicides -
"Policymakers weighing the pros and cons of legalization should consider... that (these) laws may lead to fewer suicides";
Detroit: Court Of Appeals Rules That 2010 Legalization Initiative Should Have Gone Before Voters;
New York City: Low-Level Pot Arrests Soar Despite Police Commissioner's Objections;
Medical Marijuana Laws Have No Discernible Adverse Impact On Adolescents' Use, Study Says;
and other Cannabis Law Reform News.
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WVN_1202.doc (WORD v8.0)
WVN_1202.pdf (Adobe)
Pub Date: 3/1/2012
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JANUARY (2012) -
Eleven Percent of North Americans Use Cannabis, Global Study Says;
U. S. Federal Government Continues Crackdown On Medical Cannabis Providers;
Wider Use Of Cannabis Therapy Could Reduce Prescription Pain Drug Deaths;
Non-Psychotropic Cannabinoid Inhibits Colon Cancer Cell Proliferation;
Marijuana Use Not Associated With Residual Cognitive Decline Later In Life;
and other Cannabis Law Reform News.
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WVN_1201.doc (WORD v8.0)
WVN_1201.pdf (Adobe)
Pub Date: 2/1/2012
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DECEMBER (2011) -
NORMLs Top Ten Stories for 2011;
'False Alert' Rate For Drug Dogs Tops 80 Percent;
Bi-Partisan Group of Governors Call on President Obama to Re-Schedule Marijuana;
Hospice Health Professionals Support Legalization Of Cannabis For Therapeutic Use;
New York City Finally Sees Reduction in Marijuana Arrests;
and other Cannabis Law Reform News.
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WVN_1112.doc (WORD v8.0)
WVN_1112.pdf (Adobe)
Pub Date: 1/1/2012
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NOVEMBER -
Medical Marijuana Legalization Not Associated With Increases In Youth Pot Use, Study Says;
Members Of Congress Condemn Obama Administration's Crackdown On Medicinal Cannabis Providers;
Survey: Cannabis Use Associated With Reduced Intake Of Prescription Drugs;
and other Cannabis Law Reform News.
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WVN_1111.doc (WORD v8.0)
WVN_1111.pdf (Adobe)
Pub Date: 12/1/2011
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OCTOBER -
Gallup: Record Percentage Of Americans Now Support Marijuana Legalization;
Department Of Justice Announces Stepped Up Enforcement Efforts Targeting California Medical Cannabis Providers;
California: State's Largest Doctor's Association Calls For Legalizing And Regulating Cannabis;
and other Cannabis Law Reform News.
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WVN_1110.doc (WORD v8.0)
WVN_1110.pdf (Adobe)
Pub Date: 11/1/2011
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SPECIAL ISSUE -
March Madness for Reefer Activist Community As Legislative Session Gets Serious; Some 30 Bills Currently In The Oregon State House And Senate Involving Marijuana. Good Thing They’ve Nothing Better To Do, Eh?;
Rally For MMJ -
There will be a Rally (11am) about and Hearing (1pm) on HB 2982 on Wednesday, February 23, 2011;
And Lets Not Neglect Federal and Other State Items;
and other Cannabis Law Reform News.
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WVN_11legis.doc (WORD v8.0)
WVN_11legis.pdf (Adobe)
Pub Date: 2/21/2011
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SPECIAL ISSUE -
Cannabis = Medicine, Updated NORML Report Highlights The Role Of Pot In Moderating Disease Progression -- ‘Emerging Clinical Applications’ Booklet Reviews Nearly 200 Studies On Therapeutic Use Of Marijuana;
Teen Pot Use Falling in States With Medical Marijuana Laws;
US Investigators Praise Cannabinoids As Chemo Treatment;
and other Medical Cannabis News.
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WVN_08med.doc (WORD v8.0)
WVN_08med.pdf (Adobe)
Pub Date: 10/1/2008
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