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October, 2008
Issue Number 6.
Special Report: Marijuana in Massachusetts
September, 2008
Issue Number 5.
Special Report: Marijuana Use in the United States
Special Report: Marijuana Treatment Admissions in the United
States
October, 2007
Issue Number
4.
Special Report: Lost Taxes and Other Costs of
Marijuana Laws
March, 2007
Issue Number
3.
Read about political strategies for the end
of prohibition in the latest issue of the Bulletin of Cannabis
Reform. Topics include Cannabis Policy Reform in the United
States, Lesson Learned from Proposition 2 in Alaska, and Medical
Cannabis and the Public Policy Process. Also,this issue contains
reports on three interesting legal cases involving cannabis
reform. Read about the legal argument in favor of the sacramental
use of cannabis, success in persuading an administrative law
judge to endorse efforts to secure a legal source for cannabis
for medical research, and attempts to get the federal government
to recognize the accepted medical use of cannabis based on
the Data Quality Act. A landmark 1986 column by Arnold Trebach
provides an important historical perspective on the fight
for medical cannabis, and additional history about hemp cultivation
in the United States following World War II is the subject
of the final article in the third issue of the Bulletin of
Cannabis Reform.
December, 2006
Issue Number 2.
Special Report: Marijuana Production in the
United States (2006)
August, 2006
Issue Number 1.
The premier issue of the Bulletin features a poignant tribute
to Bob Randall, the first patient to receive legal cannabis
from the United States in modern times, by Alice O’Leary,
co-founder of the groundbreaking Alliance for Cannabis Therapeutics
(ACT). This inspiring story should be of interest to every
medical cannabis patient in the United States. BCR is also
proud to publish an excerpt from the new book by Arnold Trebach,
founder of the Drug Policy Foundation, Fatal Distraction,
the War on Drugs in the Age of Islamic Terrorism. Additional
features include a detailed analysis of the Roll Call vote
in the House of Representatives on the Hinchey-Rohrabacher
medical cannabis amendment, including detailed maps of voting
by Congressional Districts. This issue also includes the BCR
Guide to State Legislative and Congressional Districts and
Maps, a comprehensive source on local districting information
for voters, students, and political organizers.
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