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Court refuses to hear medical marijuana challenges
The high court on Monday refused to hear appeals from San Diego and San Bernardino counties, which say the justices have never directly ruled on whether California's law...
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New medical marijuana policy issued
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- News Source: San Diego Union-Tribune | 6 months agoSupreme Court ended San Diego County's three-year legal battle against California's medical marijuana law yesterday by declining to hear the county's last appeal. The move effectively means the county will soon begin issuing identification cards for...
- News Source: Los Angeles Times | 6 months agoJustices reject appeals from San Diego and San Bernardino counties seeking to throw out the state marijuana law. Patients likely will be able to seek ID cards showing they're eligible to use the drug. AM PDT, May 18, 2009 The action likely will...
- News Source: San Francisco Chronicle | 6 months agoCalifornia's medical marijuana law survived its most serious legal challenge today as the U.S. Supreme Court denied appeals by two counties that argued they were being forced to condone violations of federal drug laws. More News The justices,...
- News Source: Contra Costa Times | 6 months agoSupreme Court has killed a lawsuit that sought to challenge the validity of one of California's key medical marijuana laws...The ID card program was adopted in 2004 under SB 420, the Medical Marijuana Program Act; the cards are meant to protect...
- News Source: Salem News | 6 months agoSupreme Court refused to hear a landmark case brought by San Diego County. Advocates assert that the High Court's decision removes one of the final obstacles to full implementation of California's medical marijuana laws. The lawsuit filed by San...
- News Source: 10 News | 6 months agoSupreme Court Monday refused to hear a case in which the counties of San Diego and San Bernardino challenged the validity of California's medical marijuana laws. Monday's decision by the high court not to hear San Diego's appeal means that on June 16,...
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