Here we go Colorado. Make sure to read the comments. They are very insightful!
 
> http://www.ednewscolorado.org/2012/02/06/32736-commentary-medical-marijuana-a-threat-to-states-children
 
 
Susan Soares

God Bless America….
 
Mickey Martin
T-Comp Consulting Director
www.cannabiswarrior.com
www.tcompconsulting.com
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________________________________
From: Brett Stone <s..[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 7, 2012 1:36 PM

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A copy of the filed initiative is attached for your reference. Peace –brett
 
California Attorney General's Initiative Measures
 
New Initiative Received
 
February 7, 2012
 
Thank you for your interest in the California Attorney General's Office
Initiative Program. The following New Initiative has been Received since
the last update.
 
No. 12-0005: "Patient Reasonable Access Act of 2012" Proponent Jeffrey
Jarvis, Linda Jarvis, Heather Epps, Elizabeth Clarke, Philip Ganong
 
You may view initiatives and titles and summaries on our website at:
 
http://ag.ca.gov/initiatives/activeindex.php
 
The initiatives are saved in Adobe's Portable Document Format (PDF). The
PDF files may be opened and viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader which is
available free. http://www.adobe.com/prodindex/acrobat/readstep.html
 
Please visit the remainder of the Attorney General's site at:
http://ag.ca.gov/
 
Ashley Johansson
Initiative Coordinator
California Office of the Attorney General
P.O. Box 944255
Sacramento, CA 94244-2550
(phone#-removed)
s..[email protected]
 
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That way, when you do criticize them, you'll be a mile away and you'll have
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SACRAMENTO: CITRUS HEIGHTS….Stop the Ban on Thursday Feb. 9th. Please come to Citrus Heights on Thursday at 7 pm to speak out against a ban on dispensaries, collectives, and cooperatives. Let your voice be heard:http://www.citrusheights.net/docs(phone#-removed)item_12.pdf
 
 
The ordinance is spooky, because it also is banning collectives, and cooperatives, meaning patients who grow together will be outlaws. If you are in the Sacramento area, please come speak out against this. Thanks.
 
Mickey Martin
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Thank you for changing the date.
 
Cynthia
Sent from my iPhone
 

Hi Mikki,
My recommendation is you hire a professional, experienced, successful sales and marketing representative who can generate ad money, sponsors, and create a marketing plan that will insure you have funding prior to your publication deadline. A qualified person will not only earn any money you pay them as salary but will also create a cash flow for your publication. My suggestion would be salary with a commission to create more incentive for them to work. Any qualified professional would prefer salary and commission anyway, if they are good. There is much more, of course. If you are interested, give me a call.
 
Cynthia
Sent from my iPhone
 

Don't forget about our monthly LA-ASA meeting tomorrow afternoon. We will be
discussing the proposed ban on patients' cooperatives and collectives in Los
Angeles, a voter initiative designed to protect safe access statewide, the
latest developments in the Pack v. Long Beach case. I will also have some
news about ASA's appeal of the denial of the federal rescheduling petition.
Don't miss out!
 

 
The meeting will be at 1:00 PM on Saturday, January 21. Join us in the
Community Room (#152) at the West Hollywood Gateway Mall located at 7100
Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90046. There is inexpensive parking
available at the mall. Enter through Bev Mo from the parking garage, or
through the double glass doors between Jersey Mike's and Rockin' Sushi off
Santa Monica Blvd.
 

 
Many of you will receive two email messages from me today. I usually try to
avoid too many messages, but there is a lot going on. Thanks for your
patience and understanding.
 

 
See you tomorrow,
 

 
Don Duncan
 
California Director
 

 
P.S. – Check out ASA's new iPhone App [ http://youtu.be/wBmpYiRgvoM ]!
 

 
Don Duncan, California Director
 
Americans for Safe Access (ASA)
 
http://www.americansforsafeaccess.org/
 

 
Americans for Safe Access is the nation's largest organization of patients,
medical professionals, scientists and concerned citizens promoting safe and
legal access to cannabis for therapeutic use and research.
 
Follow me on Twitter… www.twitter.com/asadonduncan

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BREAKING: California Supreme Court Takes City's Medical Marijuana Case
Posted: Wednesday, January 18, 2012 3:59 pm
By Jonathan Van Dyke
Long Beach's medical marijuana ordinance will go before the California
Supreme Court – which may eventually bring legal clarity to how cities
are able to regulate the issue.
The California Supreme Court announced today (Wednesday) that it will
grant Long Beach's petition for review in the case Pack v. City of
Long Beach. An appeals court had struck down different parts of Long
Beach's 5.87 ordinance that sought to regulate medical marijuana
collectives – including rules for a lottery and permitting system -
late last year.
According to City Attorney Robert Shannon, the California Supreme
Court also denied the petitioner's emergency application for a
temporary order prohibiting enactment and/or enforcement of a
collective ban. Pack's attorney Matthew Pappas had filed that motion
in an attempt to bar the City Council from considering or enacting a
ban while the court system attempted to sort through the issue.
Shannon said during Tuesday's City Council meeting that the timeline
if the California Supreme Court took the case would be about nine
months or a year before a final ruling. He urged the City Council to
enact a ban because the city currently has no law to regulate medical
marijuana collectives.
The City Council delayed its vote on a potential ban until its Feb. 14 meeting.
 
 
 
 
 
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Shona Gochenaur
Executive Director
Axis of Love SF
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