Cannabis Law and Politics

Hi, this week i got raided. They were here for two outdoors. They had no idea about my hydro...........Until they found it!! I asked how they got me.... they said it was so funny that I'd piss my self... Wife called a dog catcher 2 week ago to get a stray from my house..reckon it was that. I'm fuckn shattered!!! First hydro grow in 7 years... I was only 2 weeks in with WW.....Shattered!!! Was one week from clones and 12/12... I feel raped! Got. possession. cultivation. use and 1 count of traffiking.. not cool!! I have priors for possession, criminal damage and theft of a motor car. These are all from 10 years or more ago. Dare I grow again???? would you???…

Medicines are "protected items" under the geneva conventions and withholding necessary pain medicines from civilians in a time of war is called cruel treatment and enforced under australian law under Chapter 8 Division 268 of the criminal Code. The Government has declared the war. Schedule The Australian Criminal Code 1995 Division 4—Physical elements 4.1 Physical elements (1) A physical element of an offence may be: (a) conduct; or ( a result of conduct; or © a circumstance in which conduct, or a result of conduct, occurs. (2) In this Code: conduct means an act, an omission to perform an act or a state of affairs. engage in conduct means: (a) do an act; or …

CURRENT MARCH 2009 http://www.nationaldrugstrategy.gov.au Chair Superintendent Frank Hansen NSW Police Deputy Chair Mr David McGrath NSW Health Members Mr Simon Cotterell Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing Dr Dianne Heriot Australian Government Attorney-General's Department Mr Christopher Black Australian Federal Police Mr Ben Evans Australian Customs Service Ms Christine Lucas Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations Mr Pier DeCarlo Department of Human Services (VIC) Detective Superintendent Wendy Steendam Victoria Police Dr Kevin Lambkin Queensland Health Mr Alan Davey Queensland Police …

Hoping someone has access to eprints and can provide a copy of The liability of police and bouncers Cockburn, Tina L. (2007) The liability of police and bouncers. In: Australian Lawyers Alliance Queensland State Conference, 9-10 February 2007, Surfers Paradise, QLD. ( Unpublished ) any help appreciated.

I believe this may be one of the first recording of the prohibition of Cannabis. It's quite interesting and funny (in a sad, sad way). http://www.druglibrary.org/schaffer/histor.../willoughby.htm You can see the pattern coming up already in the statistics they have, although I wouldn't regard much of it as true, take a look. Use (or seizing, but probably use) goes down for the first 4 years and then swiftly goes back up again much quicker. It is also interesting that they predicted that "one of the greatest difficulties with regard to control of its production arose out of the fact that the plant from which the drug is obtained grows wild and that the drug itself is de…

http://www.cannabisculture.com/v2/news/may...-marijuana-ends Very interesting. And yes we do have it here in Australia. If you ever get on the jury for a Cannabis case, make sure to persuade all the jurors to use jury nullification. Just don't let the prosecutors know that you know about it or you won't get on the jury

Howdy I thought this might interest some of you. In parliament a few days ago, Luke Simpkins MP made the most remarkable speech out of the blue. It was in reference to the article in The Age titled 'Labor softens heroin stance as it splits from US policy'. Although Simpkins spoke about drug policy in general you may be interested to note that he considers cannabis as dangerous and addictive as heroin. This means that he considers regular cannabis smokers are addicts and should have their children permanently removed as well as other bizarre strategies. I wrote more about it here. Do Dickhead Politicians Grow on Trees in WA? -- Terry Wright The Australian Heroin …

If weed was made legal and alcohol was made illegal..... then there would be no more drunken violence, binge drinking etc in our streets! Thats my opinion anyway What do you think, for discussions sake if this was to really happen?? Do you think it would solve or create more problems?? Also, if all current laws stayed the same but weed was legalized do you think binge drinking would decrease?

Author: norrisnuvo at website http://norrisnuvo.co.uk/ Date: 27 March 2009 Source: PR Cannazine News http://pr.cannazine.co.uk/20090327965/cann...or-purpose.html

Author: Adam Cresswell, Health editor 28 March 2009 Source: The Australian http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story...4-23289,00.html

Here we are with another year of opposition to cannabis and how cannabis is safe? It is the big money factor that has brought out fear such as bill C-15. As we see it this Bill is bad for Canada and the legally qualified cannabis users who live here! Jason goes off in this video without flinching from the camera and speaking from the heart you can see the passion for what we do here at Cannabis in Canada. Jason has gone off before like this when logic fails to meet reason in his view. This said admitting Jason breaching the MMAR for he feels it is wrong has been done before on this channel thus Jason has again challenged the MMAR in relation to transportin…

Date: 20 March 2009 Source: Times Union http://www.timesunion.com/AspStories/story...ategory=OPINION

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Date: 3 Mar 2009 Source: ABC http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/03/03/2506206.htm