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VCBC Launches Constitutional Challenge Against B.C. Government

Cannabis Life Network

In 2001, they moved downtown. The Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club (VCBC) plans to launch a constitutional challenge against the B.C. government. They are also filing for an injunction. The nearly 30-year-old compassionate club started in a van in the 1990s. Police raided them four different times. million.

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Nevada: World Leader in Cannabis

Cannabis Life Network

They legalized medical cannabis way back in 2001. Although handicapped by a federal government with no right to criminalize cannabis, The Silver State is lightyears ahead of the competition. Recreational legalization came in 2016. The bill doubles the limit on cannabis possession and purchases.

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Did Portugal Really Decriminalize Drugs?

Cannabis Life Network

In 2001, the European country decriminalized drugs. Did Portugal really decriminalize drugs? This seems like an obvious answer. While possession and use were (and still are) technically illegal, the authorities treat it as a public health issue rather than a criminal offence.

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UK : We The Undersigned & Seed Our Future Issue Joint Communique On UK Govt & “Continued Inclusion of Cannabis Within MoDA 1971 and MDR 2001.”

Cannabis Law Report

The release entitled Counter Evidence Report for the Claims used by the UK Government to Justify the Continued Inclusion of… Read More.

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Neuroplasticity and Neurogenesis: Is Cannabis a Nootropic that Boosts the Brain?

Leafwell

In the film How High (2001), the characters Silas (Method Man) and Jamal (Redman) use a magical cannabis strain that allows them to ace their college entrance exam. As farcical as it may seem, they may have been onto something.

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Canadian Cannabis: A Love Story, or International Rights and Legalization

Cannabis Life Network

Since 2001, cannabis has been legal for medicinal use by Canadians. International rights form the foundation for modern nation-states. Insofar as states are considered civilized, they adhere to human rights more, not less. Decriminalization continues to make marks on the international stage.

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Answer of the Day for May 6, 2023

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2001; 134(12):1159-1162 [link] See the Answer Cannabis is a flowering plant, while marijuana is defined as a substance composed of parts of the Cannabis sativa plant, including the leaves, flowers, seeds, and the resin extracted from any part of the plant. Medical Marijuana: the continuing story. Ann Intern Med.2001;

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