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The Pot TV News for January 24, 200324 Jan 2003 28 minJUDGE WEIGHS GAG ORDER AGAINST ED SAN FRANCISCO -- Fear of frontpage newspaper articles, radio news interviews and television reports "contaminating the jury," prompted a U.S. Attorney to ask for a gag order on Ed Rosenthal. MED MARIJUANA GROUPS POSTING ROADSIDE BILLBOARDS (AP) -- Thirty billboards across California will feature an 8-year-old girl whose father is serving 10 years for growing medical marijuana. STUDY OF TWINS CLAIMS MARIJUANA 'GATEWAY' THEORY VALID CHICAGO — A study of Australian twins and marijuana attempts to resurrect the 'Gateway' theory, but only proves that LYING to kids about pot INCREASES HARD DRUG USE later on. ADVOCATES ASK NY LAWMAKERS TO LEGALIZE MEDICAL MARIJUANA ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) Doctors, nurses and patients urged a state Assembly hearing Wednesday to make medical use of marijuana legal for the terminally ill. SCHOOL FIRED UP OVER 'POT' POTTERY TORONTO -- Students speak out against a zero-tolerance art teacher for censoring and destroyed their pro-pot work. Why your family should consider home schooling instead. DRUG COP SAYS FIGHTING MARIJUANA BATTLE FUTILE "You might as well look at trying to take out the profit by legalizing and regulating it..." --Sgt. Rollie Woods 
The Pot TV News for Friday, July 05, 200205 Jul 2002 31 minCOLIN DAVIES BEATEN BY POLICE IN COURTHOUSE At least ten people witnessed U.K. police, as they dragged Colin Davies into the courtroom, and kicked and beat him in the accused-box. TREATMENT OVER ARREST WORKING A California law designed to provide nonviolent drug offenders with treatment rather than putting them behind bars has expanded rehabilitation services and helped thousands of people, state officials said. CALIFORNIA MAN'S LIFE SENTENCE FOR 5.9 GRAMS OF POT UPHELD Drug warriors love to tell the voters that nobody goes to jail just for possession, but here's a case of a California man who received 28 years to life for possession of less than half an ounce of pot -- despite numerous appeals. HELP A SICK PERSON, LOSE YOUR HOUSE No criminal charges were ever filed, but the Feds have filed forfeiture papers against the Ventura ranch of Lynn and Judy Osburn for growing medical marijuana. Now the Osburns are using F.E.A.R. to fight back! EPIS KANGAROO COURT CONTINUES The government wrapped up its case Wednesday in the marijuana-growing trial of Bryan James Epis, and his lawyer asked the judge to throw out half the charges due to "an utter lack of evidence." 
The Pot TV News for May 31, 200231 May 2002 28 minCRIME DECLINED SHARPLY IN U.K. CANNABIS TEST "The south London borough which is piloting a scheme to treat cannabis offenders more leniently has seen a dramatic drop in the level of street crimes. The number of robberies and muggings in Lambeth has halved in the last six months, and the latest figures for this month show the trend is continuing… " DEA RAIDS SANTA ROSA MEDPOT CLUB. Federal agents stormed a medical marijuana buyers club Wednesday and arrested two people. Authorities refused to identify the arrested pair, saying all information about the case was sealed by a federal judge. LIBERTARIANS TARGET DRUG WARRIORS. The Libertarian Party, which advocates the legalization of marijuana, is targeting both Republicans and Democrats in the November election, depending on the candidates' drug policies. Lawmakers who support the war on drugs may find a Libertarian candidate opposing them. POT TV INTERVIEWS RENEE BOJE Michele Kubby interviews American Drug War Refugee, Renee Boje about her fight for freedom. Also features entire footage from Renee's recent Global TV interview. Join our e-list for automatic show updates. 
"Weed Bound"13 Jan 2006 Sent to us from Stem, a happy Pot TV viewer, here's some rap West Coast style!
The Summer of Legalization Smoke-Out Tour: Calgary Footage13 Aug 2003 27 min Footage of Marc's Speech and arrest at the Calgary stop-over of the Summer of Legalization Smoke-Out Tour.
The Pot TV News for Wed., June 26, 200226 Jun 2002 21 minPLEA BARGAINERS -- NO RIGHT TO EVIDENCE Prosecutors do not have to reveal their case against defendants considering guilty pleas, the Supreme Court ruled Monday, since upholding this Constitutional right would, "burden the government." SUPREMES SAYS JUDGES CAN SIDESTEP JURIES A divided Supreme Court ruled yesterday that judges may add years of additional prison time for alleged acts that were not even considered by the jury and never have to be proved in court. LET THEM SMOKE DOPE Scotland police forces told to stop arresting cannabis users. Justice Minister admits cannabis has effectively been decriminalised in secret. FEDS DETAIN JEFF JONES, CHARGE BRYAN EPIS WITH OBSTRUCTION Exclusive eyewitness reports by Jeff Jones and investigative journalist, Pat McCartney of the first federal jury trial of a medical marijuana patient. Join our e-list for automatic show updates |
