Supreme Court Pot Talk, Gutfeld on Grass
POT TV – FOX News’s Gutfeld! gabbed about grass, and the legalization of weed in the U.S.
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WJTV – Mississippi Supreme Court Rules Against Widespread Medical Marijuana Support
POT TV – WJTV reported on the Mississippi Supreme Court ruling against a popular ballot initiative for medical marijuana.
The 420 Lifestyle Show – Keep It One Hundred
POT TV – WATCH The 420 Lifestyle Show to see hosts Carly Marley and BCbudgal attempt to smoke weed 100 times! Hear Jodie Emery share updates on the Cannabis CultureRead More
UrbanGrower: MMAR Trial Kick Off Fundraiser John Conroy
POT TV - Remo the "Urban Grower" has been growing medical-grade cannabis for over 10 years and has become a well-known figure in the medical marijuana industry in Canada and internationally. Remo began producing episodes of Urban Grower on YouTube back in 2006, and has received almost 18 million total views.
Newshawks: More Supreme Court Coverage
CBC Newsworld Gets reaction to the Canadian Supreme Court's decision to uphold Canada's cannabis laws from John Conroy, Alan Young, David Malmo-Levine, Randy Caine, Tim Meehan and some dumb cop. Newshawk Guardian 99.
Prime Minister of Canada Pledges Decriminilization
US Drug Czar Calls Canada Decrim "Chemical Warfare"Breaking News Coverage. PM Jean Chretien calls for decrimilization of cannabis by mid-June. US Drug Czar John Walter's reacts with horror, calling Canadian decrim and the possibility of increased bud-flow across the boarder "a form of chemical-warfare". Interview with activist and Pot-TV host David Malmo-Levine and Pot-TV Producer Marc Emery.
Prince of Pot: Ontario Lawyer Brian McCallister talks about Marijuana Law
Meet the Lawyer who has been getting pot cases dissmissedMarc tells us about upcoming events such as the Drug War Vigil Video Contest, the May 3rd Marijuana March, the Toker's Bowl and more, then talks to Ontario Lawyer Brian McCallister who has been challenging the validity of the Canadian Cannabis Laws.
Judge rules marijuana law invalid WINDSOR, ONT. - Canada's law on possession of small amounts of marijuana is no longer valid, an Ontario judge ruled Thursday.
