HELENA (AP) — Montana prosecutors are asking the state Supreme Court to lift a district judge's block of portions of a new state law meant to restrict the sale of medical marijuana.
Judge James Reynolds in June issued an injunction that prevented key parts of the bill from becoming law, including a ban on marijuana providers from making a profit.
He also blocked a ban on medical marijuana advertising, unannounced searches of providers and investigations into doctors who recommend marijuana for more than 25 patients in a year.
The state is appealing the injunction to the state's highest court. Assistant attorney general Jim Molloy says in his Wednesday filing that the state is within its rights to determine the conditions under which it makes marijuana legal for medical purposes.
The power is in the hands of the few. All jurors need to vote these people not guilty. If the politician will not stop the drug war which was once called the (War on Poverty changed by Richard Nixon AKA {crook.). Then it is up to you to vote them out. Are we next to have military in the streets like Mexico?"
Congress today is hearing Freddy Mac and Fannie Mae and the housing bubble where fraud was encouraged by the government and the banking groups who are still getting multimillion dollars bonus for causing the crash of the housing market and the spraying of a 84 year old women protesting with occupy wall street. That is how Propaganda works by causing fear of the people and government.