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A JUDGE yesterday ordered a drug grower to write a 3000-word essay on the links between cannabis and schizophrenia as part of his sentence. In the Supreme Court in Brisbane, Justice George Fryberg said smoking cannabis increased chances of mental illness and, in particular, schizophrenia. He said unlike moderate use of alcohol, use of cannabis could have long-term effects on users. Justice Fryberg was sentencing David Allan Wotton, 43, who pleaded guilty to producing cannabis sativa between September 1, 2004 and April 4 last year. Wotton and his wife Deborah Louise Wotton, 41, also pleaded guilty to possessing cannabis sativa on April 4 last year. Prosecutor Ron S…
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Source: January issue of Blockbuster Entertainment magazine page 13 (the magazine from blockbuster with all the movies they are getting in that month)
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12/31/2005 Court Rules It Is Legal To Smoke Pot Seeds State Law Says Nothing Of Possessing Seeds Portland, Ore. -- The Oregon Court of Appeals has ruled that smoking marijuana seeds is legal under state law. The case stems from the 2002 arrest of 27-year-old Pendleton resident Cameron Beers. He was arrested for driving under the influence and possession of less than one ounce of marijuana. In his defense, Beers' lawyers argued that he should never have been convicted because he only had marijuana seeds on him. State law only prohibits possession of leaves, stems and flowers. The Court of Appeals considered whether legislators might have omitted seeds ina…
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Cannabis smoke is not as carcinogenic as tobacco smoke. In a review article published today in Harm Reduction Journal, Dr. Melamede from the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, USA, writes that although cannabis smoke and tobacco smoke are chemically very similar, evidence suggests that their effects are very different and that cannabis smoke is less carcinogenic than tobacco smoke. The pharmacological effects of tobacco and cannabis smoke differ in many ways, mainly because tobacco smoke contains nicotine while cannabis smoke contains tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). The cancer-promoting effects of smoke are increased by nicotine, while they are reduced by THC. Toba…
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Hi Guys, I need an answer to a regular payment question. I require a secure & secret method of receiving payment (items or service desription withheld). One chap suggested :scratchin I would do that execpt that here is Tassie you cannot rent a PO Box without proving who you are ! - bugger !. I have rented Post Office Boxes before and i can assure you there is noway of doing it without solid proof of ID. It is also the same for the use of PAYPAL - you need to prove who you are to get a PAYPAL account setup including a valid credit card & address. This also goes for a bank account. Even if i could get somebody to set something up for me, i s…
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VICTORIAN police have charged two people with drug offences after sniffer dogs were used to sweep a Melbourne dance party today. The pair was charged with drug trafficking and possession following the search at the Summadayze dance party at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl today, police said. Warnings were issued to 31 other people found to be carrying cannabis. Four passive alert detector (PAD) dogs were used to search the festival. Summadayze, which was now in its eighth year, featured local and international acts including Fatboy Slim and The Glimmers. Police estimated 20,000 people attended it today. Sniffer dogs detected drugs on more than 60 people at the fes…
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AN air and land search by police yesterday found almost $200,000 worth of cannabis growing near Helensburgh. Wollongong police Chief Inspector Mick Tranby said the 96 mature plants were found growing in two well-planned, fenced crops. The first was among thick bushland near the Red Cedar Picnic Area off Lady Wakehurst Dv. "Polair, rescue officers and detectives located an area where 55 mature cannabis plants were growing," he said. "The area had been well maintained with chemical agents used to grow the plants which were between 1m and 1.6m in height. "Police estimate those plants have a potential street value of $110,000." Police acted on information from the…
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Bust nets drug haul Friday, 30 December 2005 A man yesterday was arrested after a lightning raid at a house in West Dubbo uncovered a suspected large amount of cannabis. A convoy of unmarked police cars sped up Leavers Street about 12.30pm yesterday and split up to storm the house from front and back. A 22-year-old male was detained by Dubbo detectives and officers from the Dubbo Intelligence Response Team (DIRT) after he dashed out the back door and attempted to scale the back fence. Upon being detained and brought into the house the man then threw a bag containing a large amount of cannabis, as well as a significant amount of cash, at police. The police proceeded to…
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Pack of Angry Chihuahuas Attack Officer Published: Dec 30, 2005 12:32 PM EST FREMONT, Calif. (AP) - A pack of angry Chihuahuas attacked a police officer who was escorting a teenager home after a traffic stop, authorities said. The officer suffered minor injuries, including bites to his ankle, Detective Bill Veteran said. The five Chihuahuas escaped the 17-year-old boy's home and rushed the officer in the doorway Thursday, authorities said. The teenager had been detained after the traffic incident. The officer was treated at a hospital and returned to work less than two hours later. ©2005 The Associated Press http://ap.lancasteronline.com/4/chihuahua_attack
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Just be glad that your a aussie stoner so that you wont have to be 're-educated'(think George Orwells novel/film 1984) ... Beijing demands drug users register with police (Agencies) Updated: 2005-05-12 14:36 The Beijing Public Security Bureau has issued a notice requiring all users of illegal drugs to register with police over the next month or be forced to quit their habits with the threat of time in labor-reeducation camp, Beijing media reported Thursday. Drug abuse is one of the leading causes of AIDS in China. Guangdong Province plans to offer drug addicts cheap and moderate methadone taken only under health workers' supervision. As part of an action c…
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Driving under the influence of cannabis almost doubles the risk of a fatal road crash, finds a study published online by the British Medical Journal. However its share in fatal crashes is significantly lower than those involving alcohol. The study took place in France and involved 10,748 drivers who were involved in fatal crashes from October 2001 to September 2003. All drivers underwent compulsory tests for drugs and alcohol. A total of 681 drivers tested positive for cannabis (7%) and 2096 for alcohol (21.4%), including 285 for both (2.9%). Men were more often involved in crashes than women, and were also more often positive for both cannabis and alcohol, as were th…
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Terminal cancer patient fined $2,000 for marijuana By Tom Finnegan LIHUE » A cancer patient with a medical marijuana license from California said he was relieved that he avoided jail time after being sentenced last week for promotion of marijuana. Keith Bierlich of Kilauea was instead fined $2,000, despite using the marijuana for medical purposes. Bierlich has asbestos cancer in his stomach and esophagus, according to his lawyer. Bierlich was arrested last year with 1.2 pounds of marijuana that was shipped to him from the mainland. That is well above the legal amount for someone with a medical marijuana license to legally possess. Instead, he was charged with fi…
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Russian Police to Weed out Drug Dealers Via Satellite Created: 11.10.2005 18:21 MSK (GMT +3), Updated: 18:21 MSK MosNews Russian police will use satellites to search for drug-containing plants in eastern areas of the country, the Interfax news agency reported on Tuesday. The measure is envisaged in the new Federal Task Program of Countering Illegal Drug Turnover covering the period from 2005 to 2008. The first experimental observation sectors will appear in 2006. They will cover the Far East, Siberia, and southern Russian districts as well as the border with Kazakhstan. In particular, special software for determining drug-containing plants will be developed.
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They could of saved themselves alot of time and money if they had only asked OS members about the munchies :smoke ! Brain centre for the 'munchies' found Anna Salleh ABC Science Online Thursday, 20 October 2005 Cannabis is well known for increasing appetite. Now scientists know why (Image: iStockphoto) Scientists have found the part of the brain that makes cannabis users crave pizza, chocolate and chips. The discovery of the part of the brain that creates the 'munchies' could help to develop pharmaceuticals for anorexia or obesity, with minimal side-effects. Australian researcher Dr Paul Mallet of the University of New England in Armidale and team will…
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What do you guys/gals think of his message. It seems too me that he could have made a comfortable life for himself through the seed industry if he had kept a lower profile i.e he didn't run for all those political posts. I understand that his aim was to legalise the mj industry through his posts but as we know the mainstream public wouldn't like the idea of some 'pot head' in any office or position. I see it as once his profile and influence got larger the LEO's had no option but to shut him down. Sure LEO's have better things to do than to raid a seed bank (rapes, assaults, theft etc) but the U.S government probably realised his 'influence' in the mj industry was a f…
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