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An unlicensed driver who killed a motorcyclist while high on a cocktail of drugs and driving on the wrong side of a Victorian freeway has been given a 10-year jail sentence. Jeffrey Allan Dobbin, 31, of Reservoir, was given a minimum eight-year jail term after pleading guilty to eight charges, including culpable driving causing death, theft of a car, and aggravated burglary. The Victoria County Court was told Dobbin drove a stolen car the wrong way down the Princes Freeway and swerved in front of a motorbike on April 16 this year. Nicole Knox-Smith, a 29-year-old Origin Energy employee, was killed instantly in the morning peak hour collision, south west of Melbourne, …

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1 of my dealers has stopped selling to any1 under the age of 18 due to her seeing on the news that if a dealer is caught selling to someone under the age of 18 they will get 9 years prison instantly sounds a bit bullshit to me but if its true i do kinda agree with it but i also disagree....like its good and all that it will be harder for school kids to obtain BUT if u cant have something doesnt that tend to make u want it more? im no genius by any means but i sure as hell could come up with better techniques to get the youth of australia off smokin pot and although the task is impossible to complete, i dont think 9 years in gaol is acceptable for dealing to some1 w…

(IMO anyone thats touches anyones bike deserves this)- Ferengi420. Dragged by noose after trying to steal motorbike A 16 year old Aboriginal boy was vomiting with fright in his hospital bed last night after he was reportedly dragged by a noose around his neck. Alan Boland, 16, was one of two Aboriginal youths said to have been tortured after they were found trying to break into a property near Goondiwindi, in southern Queensland. Roslyn Boland said her son was shaking and having trouble remembering things in the Goondiwindi Hospital last night, but he had told her about the rope. "They dragged him up the river bank -- he's got marks there," she said. "He was put…

Medicinal cannabis use gets support 12:05 AEST Thu Jul 1 2004 Legislation introduced into the ACT parliament by the Greens allowing the medicinal use of cannabis has received in-principle support by the two major parties. If the Bill, introduced in the ACT Legislative Assembly is passed, the territory would become the first jurisdiction in Australia to allow such a move, The Canberra Times reported. Under the legislation, those ill would have to ask for permission to use cannabis for medical reasons. They would need the backing of at least one doctor. Author: AAP Date: 12:05 AEST Thu Jul 1 2004 Source: AAP Copyright: ©AAP 2004

Credit for this goes to http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.p...364/an/0/page/0 http://newsmax.com/archives/articles/2004/11/22/215244.shtml Congress Funds Mandatory Psychological Tests for Kids Newsmax | November 23 2004 One of the nation's leading medical groups, the Association of American Physicians & Surgeons (AAPS), decried a move by the U.S. Senate to join with the House in funding a federal program AAPS says will lead to mandatory psychological testing of every child in America – without the consent of parents. When the Senate considered an omnibus appropriations bill last week that included funding for grants to implement universal mental …

I have put the first part of the huge report online here: http://www.hempcity.net/cannabisshops/sins...2004/index.html Part 2 will be on tomorrow. Nol.

http://www.norml.org.nz/article473.html Press Releases: Health Warning: Marijuana poisoned by police may be offered for sale About MarijuanaToxic spray program shows police have forgotten the aim of drug laws is supposedly to protect people NORML has received reports that cannabis poisoned by police has been offered for sale, and is advising consumers to beware of cannabis that has a copper-blue colouring. The police seem to not care that the poisoned cannabis is being consumed, and that this could have severe health effects. Their spokesperson said only that "If you are going to buy or consume illegal drugs that is the risk you take." The Police's cannabis "hel…