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Author: N/A Date: 00/01/2011 Source: http://www.rla.org.uk/landlord/newsletter/ Copyright: © RLAP Ltd 2011
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Author: Stephen Lunn Date: 23/11/2010 Source: The Australian Copyright: Copyright 2010 News Limited.
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By David Edwards Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010 -- 10:21 am It's becoming more and more difficult to find juries that will produce a guilty verdict in marijuana cases, according to a judge in Missoula County, Montana. "I think it's going to become increasingly difficult to seat a jury in marijuana cases, at least the ones involving a small amount," District Judge Dusty Deschamps said Friday after potential jurors refused to convict a Montana man for having a 1/16 of an ounce of Marijuana. An April 23 search of Touray Cornell's home found several used marijuana joints, a pipe, and some residue. He's is also charged with the criminal distribution of dangerous d…
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Source: Stop the Drug War Date: 7 January 2011 http://stopthedrugwar.org/trenches/2011/jan/07/federal_medical_marijuana_patien
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News Weekly, 12 June 2010 Labor and the Greens have combined to defeat a move to ban the sale and display in Victoria of bongs (special water-filtration devices for smoking cannabis). A private member's bill to ban bongs was moved in the Victorian parliament's upper house, the Legislative Council, by Democratic Labor Party (DLP) MP Peter Kavanagh. His proposed legislation, if passed, would have brought Victoria into line with other states in Australia. The Victorian state Opposition supported Mr Kavanagh's bill, but the combined vote of the ALP and Greens defeated it by 20 votes to 16. Mr Kavanagh commented that the defeat of his bill has sent the wrong mess…
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Have a read and tell me what you think, know etc...do you think it is legitimate? This is copied from a thread on the Nimbin Hemp Embassy Forum. "The first steps in the move towards the regulation, taxation and control of Cannabis to be trialed in the Nimbin Valley.. The Nimbin Valley Cannabis Trial will be for a 6 month period (11.11.2010 till 11.5.2011) - 6 cannabis retail outlets in the "cafe" mode. - Designated smoking areas in each cafe. - Single 'dose' pre rolled 'joints' for sale for smoking in cafe ONLY. - Sale of medical grade cannabis; limit 15 gms; using credit card/debit card through eftpos with G.S.T paid. - Creation of Outdoor Organic Cannabis Gro…
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Author: Melanie Petrinec Date: Thursday, November 11, 2010 Source: Cairns Post Copyright: © The Cairns Post
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Director's Guidelines - Queensland Office of Director of Public Prosecutions http://www.justice.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0015/16701/Directors-guidelines.pdf THE DECISION TO PROSECUTE - Page 2 The prosecution process should be initiated or continued wherever it appears to be in the public interest. That is the prosecution policy of the prosecuting authorities in this country and in England and Wales. If it is not in the interests of the public that a prosecution should be initiated or continued then it should not be pursued. The scarce resources available for prosecution should be used to pursue, with appropriate vigour, cases worthy of prosecution and not waste…
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http://www.northernstar.com.au/story/2010/11/16/cannabis-haul-valued-incorrectly-clarence/ Cannabis haul valued incorrectly 16th November 2010 A CANNABIS haul valued by police at about $8 million would really have been worth only about $270,000, cannabis law reform campaigner Michael Balderstone has said. Police last week seized more than 4800 cannabis plants ranging up to two metres in height, along with 25kg of dried cannabis head, in raids around the region. Based on a valuation of $2000 per plant, police said the drugs had a potential street value of about $8 million. However, Mr Balderstone said the true figure would have been lower. He said only on…
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Merry christmas NSW One of the largest crackdowns on drug syndicates in NSW has led to the arrest of 26 men and three women today. Police said 37 properties were raided in an operation involving 500 police officers. http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/major-drug-raid-operation-removes-very-big-beast-in-nsw-allege-police-20101208-18oyk.html
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http://www.thepunch.com.au/articles/how-the-10-plant-rule-sent-much-of-a-city-to-pot/ What an idiot lmao at the Monster buds pic
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Author: AAP Date: 21/10/2010 Source: ninemsn Copyright: © AAP 2010
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