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L.A. City Council Panels Reject Ban On Medical Marijuana Sales

First Posted: 03/18/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 03:40 PM ET

Medical Marijuana

Los Angeles Times:

Rejecting the advice of the city attorney, two Los Angeles City Council committees voted today to scrap a proposed provision that would have banned the sale of medical marijuana.

The controversial measure, first proposed a year and a half ago, delayed deliberations as council members debated the wisdom of ignoring the opinion of the city's top prosecutor. But about four hours into a raucous hearing, council members made it clear they were ready to move on.

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Rejecting the advice of the city attorney, two Los Angeles City Council committees voted today to scrap a proposed provision that would have banned the sale of medical marijuana. The controversial ...
Rejecting the advice of the city attorney, two Los Angeles City Council committees voted today to scrap a proposed provision that would have banned the sale of medical marijuana. The controversial ...
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03:16 AM on 11/26/2009
As a legal cannabis patient, collective member and Executive Director for the Beverly Hills NORML Chapter, I'm curious to know exactly which collectives will be targeted for a shut down.

Cheryl Shuman
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Beverly Hills
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05:14 AM on 11/20/2009
of course the city's top prosecutor doesn't want legal cannabis he's be out of a job! they were wise not to listen
02:47 PM on 11/18/2009
Great news that Los Angeles city council people voted against reactionary District Attorney and others trying to ban the medical cannabis dispensaries.

Support Safe Access to Medical Cannabis.
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10:49 AM on 11/18/2009
Stupid California, dithering in front of the gold mine.
04:38 AM on 11/18/2009
It is the stigma that scares many people who use smoking pipes to keep it a secret. One of the problems inhibiting legalization is that people who smoke a glass pipe are not considered serious or mature. It is the public to make our choices known and to make sure our voices are heard. With the economy the way it is today this is the best chance to change the law. Send a letter make, send an email make a phone call, every hand written Letter that makes it to a representative is considered to be the voice of thousands of people who did not take the time to write and that is a power we all have.
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