Court Rules Medical Marijuana Ballot Question Needs To Be Re-Written
The state Supreme Judicial Court has ruled in favor of medical marijuana opponents who say the likely November ballot question on the issue is misleading.
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The state Supreme Judicial Court has ruled in favor of medical marijuana opponents who say the likely November ballot question on the issue is misleading.
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley has moved to dismiss a petition to the state's highest court by a group that opposes a proposed ballot question that would legalize medical marijuana.
The state's largest doctors' organization is taking a stand against a proposed ballot question that would allow marijuana use for medical reasons.
Should Suffering Patients Have Access To Marijuana?
Should Massachusetts residents suffering from illnesses be allowed to use medical marijuana to ease their pain?
Police in Wayland are worried about a new type of 'pot candy' they say they found on a couple of high school students.
Massachusetts lawmakers are considering a bill that would legalize the use of marijuana for medical purposes.
Some people say medical marijuana is about helping people who are seriously ill, but others worry there's a potential for abuse. There's a new push to allow the drug in Mass. for medical uses.
A UMass professor says he's dropping his long fight to persuade the government to let him grow marijuana in bulk for medical research.
