38 Members of Congress (36 Democrats and 2 Republicans) sent a letter to DEA urging the approval of Prof. Lyle Craker’s application to DEA for a license for a marijuana production facility. Republican …
MAPS and MPP file an amicus curiae brief in the on-going Raich v. Gonzales case. On June 6, 2005, the US Supreme Court rejected the decision of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals that there was no interstate …
MAPS and MPP file an amicus curiae brief in the on-going Raich v. Gonzales case. On June 6, 2005, the US Supreme Court rejected the decision of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals that there was no interstate …
NORML.org published NIDA’s Pot Monopoly To Resume Next Month. Originally appearing
GENERAL POLICY ISSUE: Should the controversy over the medical use of marijuana be resolved through FDA-approved scientific research or through legal and political struggles? Should the federal government …
The University of Massachusetts-Amherst (Dr.Lyle Craker, Director, Medicinal Plant Program, UMass Amherst Department of Plant and Soil Sciences) in association with Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic …
The ALJ denies Craker’s attempt to admit Scherer’s testimony.
Prof. Lyle Craker files a motion to have Dr. Scherer testify. [Also see: Scherer motion in word format]
The DEA responds to our motion to exclude.
Originally appearing here. October 19, 2005. Mother Jones Magazine publishes, “Respectable Reefer,” an excellent article about medical marijuana by Gary Greenberg that discusses GW Pharmaceuticals, …
Sativex, a Cannabis-Based Medicine, Significantly Reduces Central Neuropathic Pain in People with Multiple Sclerosis Neurology Medical Journal London, United Kingdom, 27th September 2005: The cannabis …
Contact your local congressional representative, urging them to sign-on to the letter to DEA Administrator Karen Tandy expressing support for the proposed UMASS-Amherst medical marijuana production facility. …
