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A judge gave the 77-year-old patient permission to grow, possess, and use medical cannabis for juicing purposes to help prevent a relapse of lung cancer.

The costs stem from a politically-motivated attempt by university administrators in 2012 to block T-shirt designs that featured the ISU mascot and a cannabis leaf.

In his ruling, Judge Wendell Griffen said he “takes no joy” in blocking the state from issuing the licenses.

An Arizona appeals court says a man’s medical marijuana recommendation obtained under California’s medical marijuana law provides the same legal immunity as registry cards in Arizona.

All five companies selected by the state had paid the $100,000 licensing fee and posted the $500,000 performance bond needed to receive the licenses.

There are eight cases against the state, ranging from smoking to how the state awards licenses for medical marijuana treatment centers.

The aide was working in the Compton field office of Rep. Janice Hahn in 2015 when he told an illegal cannabis shop it would be shut down if he couldn’t reach a deal with owners, prosecutors say.

The trial has been rescheduled for July. Before the mistrial, though, prospective jurors questioned why the case was even brought.

Cannabis testing laboratory Confidence Analytics had a good working relationship with Banner Bank, its owners say. Then Jeff Sessions was appointed.

A year after a law took affect allowing people to erase old cannabis convictions, nearly a million people still have criminal records more tarnished than they deserve.