CBC News reports on the sentencing of 'Prince of Pot' Marc Emery, the cannabis activist arrested in 2005 by the DEA and Canadian authorities and extradited to the United States for selling marijuana seeds on the Internet and using the money to fund legalization efforts. Marc was sentenced to 5 years in a US prison.

Canadian marijuana activist Marc Emery has been sentenced to 5 years in a US jail. BCIT Magazine reporter Ben Miljure spoke to his wife Jodie who carries on his work at the Cannabis Culture Headquarters in Vancouver.

The Moral Imperative, Institutional Impediment, Individual Discrimination, and the End of "Medical" Cannabis Post Prohibition.

Newsy.com: Marc Emery, the self-proclaimed "Prince of Pot", was sentenced by a U.S. district judge to five years in prison, for selling marijuana seeds in the U.S. http://www.newsy.com

From CBS 7: Austin, Texas - The man behind the internet show, "Kopbusters," hit the steps of the capitol to protest his recent arrest and question state officials who took away his child.

CANNABIS CULTURE - Cannabis activist Jodie Emery speaks on the main stage at the 19th annual Seattle Hempfest about her husband, Prince of Pot Marc Emery. Marc is currently imprisoned in Washington State and is expected to serve a 5-year sentence for selling marijuana seeds in Canada and using the money to fund legalization groups.

CANNABIS CULTURE - Cannabis Culture's Jodie Emery and High Times' Rick Cusick speak at the 19th annual Seattle Hempfest just before a huge 4:20 smokeout on the Seeley Memorial Stage. Part 1

CANNABIS CULTURE - Cannabis Culture's Jodie Emery and High Times' Rick Cusick speak at the 19th annual Seattle Hempfest just before a huge 4:20 smokeout on the Seeley Memorial Stage.

CANNABIS CULTURE - Senator Jeanne Kohl-Welles speaks about efforts to legalize marijuana in Washington State.

CANNABIS CULTURE - Cannabis Culture's Jodie Emery speaks at the 19th annual Seattle Hempfest about her husband Marc Emery, a cannabis activist who is currently imprisoned in the United States for selling marijuana seeds and using the money to fund legalization efforts.