DEA Administrative Law Judge Mary Ellen Bittner issued a ruling granting the government’s motion to exclude several of our witnesses, Angel Raich and Valerie Corral, and limited the testimony of …
Dr. Lester Grinspoon wrote an excellent paper, “The History of Cannabis as Medicine” for the DEA Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) hearing starting August 22, 2005. The ALJ agreed with a DEA motion …
Chemic Laboratories receives a response letter from the Department of Health and Human Services (view as html), rejecting the vaporizer protocol and recommending that NIDA not sell Chemic 10 grams of laboratory-grade …
DEA Administrative Law Judge Mary Ellen Bittner issued a ruling granting the government’s motion to exclude several of our witnesses, Angel Raich and Valerie Corral, and limited the testimony of …
The DEA filed a supplemental prehearing statement, indicating that under DEA law and policy, a researcher (though not Prof. Craker) might be allowed to grow various strains of marijuana for medical marijuana …
MAPS filed objections to the governments motion to exclude four of our witnesses.
Controlling medical pot is not such an out-of-control idea Ethan Nadelmann San Francisco Chronicle Tuesday, July 26, 2005 If medical marijuana seems tough to regulate in San Francisco, blame the federal …
U.S. Congressional Representatives John Olver (D-MA) and Michael Capuano (D-MA) have sent a letter to DEA Administrator Karen Tandy urging DEA to issue a license to Prof. Craker for his MAPS-sponsored …
Prof. Lyle Craker filed his updated and final prehearing statement in his DEA Administrative Law Judge hearing regarding DEA refusal to issue him a license to establish a MAPS-sponsored facility to grow …
DEA files a motion seeking to disqualify four of our proposed witnesses. We’ll prepare a reply within the next several weeks.
San Francisco Chronicle 'Smokeless' medicinal pot has its advocates Vaporized fumes said to be cleaner, almost toxin-free Joe Garofoli, Chronicle Staff Writer Monday, June 20, 2005 The future of medicinal …
A new political advertisement about medical marijuana, mentioning federal obstruction of research and providing a link to the MAPS website for more information, appeared in the National Review, the New …