Mark Bennett | May 7, 2008
From Brian Rogers of the Houston Chronicle, Prospective juror in pot trial caught smoking marijuana (during a break, she stepped outside the building to smoke some weed, and got arrested).
Category: jurors, jury selection, marijuana |
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Tags: jury selection
Mark Bennett | March 28, 2008
Williamson County’s John Bradley says, “The government has already decided, as a matter of law, that [marijuana] is not available for such a [medical] purpose. No defense permitted.” (H/T Robert Guest, via Grits.) Oops, sorry, John!
DPS Troopers are shopping for Denton, Dallas, and Tarrant County judges to “go to for blood warrants.” Not to worry, [...]
Category: DWI, blood, marijuana, video |
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Mark Bennett | March 27, 2008
From NewsLI.com (little known geographical fact: Texas is so big that Amarillo is actually closer to Long Island, New York than it is to Houston) comes this story about a successful marijuana defense by Jeff Blackburn:
A Texas patient who uses medical marijuana to treat the symptoms of HIV won acquittal on marijuana possession charges March [...]
Category: Uncategorized, marijuana, necessity |
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