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Marijuana Activists Suing CU-Boulder Over 4/20 Campus Closur

Category: News | Posted on Thu, April, 19th 2012 by THCFinder

Marijuana activists are filing suit against University of Colorado Boulder for the planned campus shut down on Friday, The Denver Post reports. CU-Boulder has made it clear that it does not want the annual marijuana smoke out held on campus any longer, which has drawn nearly 10,000 people to Norlin Quad to light up on 4/20 in recent years.

Denver attorney Rob Corry, no stranger to marijuana-related lawsuits, is representing the activists and is seeking a hearing this afternoon. Corry recently participated in The Huffington Post's Great Marijuana Debate and has defended more medical marijuana criminal cases than any other attorney in Colorado and is the only attorney to win multiple acquittals for defendants facing medical marijuana charges.

"To my knowledge, there has never been a case where a public university has blockaded and shut down its entire campus to squelch free speech activity there," Corry told The Huffington Post regarding the campus shut down. "This is a radical overreaching on CU's part. When did marijuana become so offensive at CU-Boulder of all places?"

CU-Boulder Chancellor Philip P. DiStefano made this statement about the reasons for employing such extreme measures to end the gathering via the school's website:

The gathering disrupts teaching and research right in the heart of the campus. The size of the crowd has become unmanageable, and limits our faculty, staff and students from getting to class, entering buildings and doing their basic work. It needs to end.

Then later, in a letter written to The Denver Post, DiStefano goes further stating that the marijuana celebration is far from a protest or demonstration and should not be treated as such. "If it is a protest, then every party on every college campus in America is a protest," DiStefano writes.

(Source) http://www.huffingtonpost.com

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Stop stealing my lighters

Category: Fun | Posted on Thu, April, 19th 2012 by THCFinder

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MURRIETA: Authorities raid medical marijuana collective

Category: Dispensaries | Posted on Thu, April, 19th 2012 by THCFinder

Federal drug enforcement agents served a second search warrant on Greenhouse Cannabis Club this morning, two days after the club filed a $3 million lawsuit against Murrieta alleging invasion of patient privacy.

Fewer than a dozen agents, including some Murrieta Police officers, entered the Jefferson Avenue collective. At least one officer had an assault riffle. Authorities handcuffed two collective volunteers and one patient.

Collective director Eric McNeil, who arrived on the scene moments before agents left, said that agents seized less than a pound of marijuana and “fake edibles,” which did not contain marijuana.

Agents at the scene declined to comment.

The lawsuit filed Tuesday against the city, in part, challenges practices by local law enforcement officers of following patients as they leave the collective, pulling patients over and questioning their use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. Those practices were detailed in a first federal search warrant served on the collective in mid-March.

(Source) http://www.pe.com

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