( skip to End )  |   ( next )  |   secn0  |   ( prev )  |   ( go to Top )  A few top news stories & alerts! . . . Feds Hemp Food Ban Not Supported By Research, Study Says. (Washington, DC): Daily ingestion of hemp oil and food products will not produce a "confirmed positive" drug test for marijuana, according to a study published in this month's issue of the Journal of Analytical Toxicology.  For more information, please contact either Allen St. Pierre, Executive Director of The NORML Foundation, at (202) 483-8751 or visit the VoteHemp website at: http://www.votehemp.com. For more information on the "TestPledge" program, please visit: http://www.testpledge.com.  School That Fired Teacher Over Hemp Views Violated First Amendment Protections, Appeals Court Says Award-Winning Teacher's Advocacy Motivated Firing, Justices Rule. (Cincinnati, OH): A Shelby County, Kentucky public school district's decision to abruptly fire an award-winning fifth-grade teacher was motivated in part by her decision to speak to her class about industrial hemp, the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati unanimously ruled last week. Their decision overturns a previous lower court judgment dismissing the teacher's First Amendment retaliation claim against the district.

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( skip to End )  |   ( next )  |   secn2  |   ( prev )  |   ( go to Top )  The 1995 NHSDA and Census Bureau numbers also reveal at least 150,040 marijuana consumers in Oregon. Have you any idea of the taxes you're paying in the ongoing effort to build prisons for them all?  Follow those numbers. . . .  You can help end the war on drugs just by asking every elected official and candidate for public office for a straight answer to one simple question:  Exactly how many drug offenders do you want to put in prison to have the best results?  The government's own statistics say that 71 percent of cannabis consumers and other illegal-drug users age 18 and older are gainfully employed, compared to just 63.3 percent of the general population age 16 and older.  only 35 percent of the general population age 12 and older has smoked marijuana.  So . . . How does imprisoning and fining marijuana offenders and trying to make them unemployed and homeless help to promote "family values"?

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