LORETTA NALL BACK AS CO-HOST!EDDIE LEPP LEGALLY GROWING HUNDREDS OF MEDPOT PLANTS OUTDOORSCALIFORNIA -- On the day a CN&R reporter went out to visit Lepp, he received an unexpected visit from a pair of California highway patrolmen. When asked if they were there to bust Lepp, a silver-haired officer, marveling at the view among hundreds of immature marijuana plants, chuckled and replied, "Heck no. It's too nice of a day for that."

SPECIAL GUESTS: DR. ROBERT MELAMEDE AND EUGENE OSCAPELLAToday's show features interviews with cannabis scientist Dr. Robert Melamede and drug reform professor, Eugene Oscapella. Michele Kubby is taking a break after an intense week at the Cannabis Refugee Hearings in Vancouver, see guide to related stories below: CANADIAN TELEVISION FEATURES POT REFUGEE STORY

SPECIAL REPORT ON THE AMERICAN CANNABIS REFUGEE HEARINGS IN VANCOUVERREFUGEE HEARINGS RESUMEThe refugee hearings for America's first cannabis refugees resumed today after a one-month hiatus for Steve Kubby to recover from pneumonia. David Malmo-Levin, Ken Hayes, and Richard Cowan were there, as was CBC, CTV and Canada Post. Also present were representatives from the Immigration and Justice Departments and prohibitionist MP Randy White.

JOIN POT TV CO-HOST AND US MARIJUANA PARTY PRESIDENT LORETTA NALLCANADIAN SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS RIGHTSOSGOODE HALL LAW SCHOOL -- The Supreme Court of Canada sided with people asserting their Charter rights, and against the government, 63% of the time, according to an analysis by Osgoode Hall law school of the Supreme Court's constitutional decisions.

LORETTA NALL RETURNS AS CO-HOST!JAMAICA TO LEGALISE GANJA FOR PRIVATE USEJAMAICA OBSERVER -- Attorney General A J Nicholson said yesterday that legislation is now being prepared to give effect to the recommendation of a commission, which sat two years ago, for the decriminalisation of marijuana when in private use here.

PERSONAL POSSESSION OF POT APPEARS TO BE LEGAL IN CANADACOURTS STAYING POT CHARGES ACROSS CANADAOTTAWA ( WIRE ) - Criminal charges for possessing small amounts of pot could be put on hold in provinces across the country following court rulings in Ontario and P.E.I., says prominent legal expert Alan Young.CONGRESS COMES AFTER A FEDERAL JUDGE

LORETTA NALL JOINS AS CO-HOST!THE TERROR WAR ON DRUGSL.A. WEEKLY -- When Steve Treleaven agreed to grow some pot for his brother with AIDS, he never imagined he would end up with a 20-year sentence in federal prison.MONEY SWEARS WHILE PATIENTS SUFFER

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH DR. MOLLIE FRYMEDICAL MARIJUANA REFUSAL THREATENS LIFEHALIFAX -- Michael Patriquen says he just wants to relieve his pain. But in his appeal to the Federal Court for medical marijuana treatment in prison, he has thrust himself into the spotlight as a medical marijuana martyr.IMLER COPS A PLEA

Marc-Boris St-Maurice, President of the Canadian Marijuana Party, joins Michele as Co-Host!CANADA ALLOWS POLITICAL ASSASSIN TO STAY, CREATING EXEMPTION FOR POT REFUGEESOTTAWA -- "It looks like if these guys can show that they are political targets or can prove to our judges that the justice system in their homeland is corrupt, they will get a pass to stay in Canada," said a Vancouver-based immigration lawyer.

Is Canadian Justice Minister Martin Cauchon a friend or foe?SENATE OKAYS MED MJ WITH $100 FINEMARYLAND -- New law would allow a judge to impose a $100 fine if it is shown the herb is a medical necessity. Which makes us wonder -- if you die, do you only have to pay $50? CANNABIS MEDICINE 'ON SALE THIS YEAR'