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Speaker: Jonathan Bench, International Cannabis and Securities Business Attorney at Harris Bricken
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Thankful for the progress. So far, there has been no reports of canna treated kids going off the deep end, unlike the ritalin kids, and those on the other gov’t sanctioned antidepressants. Cannabis as medicine is a very welcome return to sanity, after 80 years of true reefer madness.
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