Man Arrested For Stealing $40K In Medical Pot
Police in Washtenaw County say they've arrested a man who was trying to steal $40,000 worth of marijuana from a facility licensed to grow it for medical use.
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Police in Washtenaw County say they've arrested a man who was trying to steal $40,000 worth of marijuana from a facility licensed to grow it for medical use.
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Cannabis Counsel's Matthew Able says the ruling protects medical marijuana registry card holders as well as providing a defense for people who are arrested and have a doctor recommendation but no card.
Thursday's decisions clarify a state law that allows medical marijuana under some circumstances but has caused much confusion.
Michigan lawmakers could be making some changes to the medical marijuana law.
The Michigan appeals court says the state's medical marijuana law doesn't shield people from prosecution if they are caught driving after using pot.
Organizers are expecting thousands of people for this year's annual Hash Bash in Ann Arbor.
The Michigan Supreme Court says it will decide whether people permitted to use medical marijuana can sell it to others who also have cards.
City Council member Sabre Brierre drew up a resolution which instructs the city attorney to back on efforts to shut down marijuana dispensaries.
More than 131,000 people have been approved for marijuana. Thousands more serve as caregivers, who are allowed to grow marijuana for up to five people.
Among the proposed changes is a bill that would require more careful exams from specific doctors who certify patients.
A Michigan medical marijuana grower has been charged with manslaughter after authorities say he chased and fatally shot one of two men who tried to rob him.
The Michigan House has started the first in a series of hearings on proposals that supporters say would clarify the state's voter-approved law allowing the use of marijuana for medical purposes.
The owner of a medical marijuana dispensary in Macomb County are declaring a victory of sorts.
Should marijuana use be legalized in Michigan? That question was front-and-center at a one day talk Friday at Wayne State University Law School.
The Michigan Supreme Court sought Thursday to clarify a murky state law that allows medical marijuana under some circumstances, hearing the appeals of two people charged with drug crimes since voters approved the program in 2008.
A judge has dismissed drug charges against a group of people associated with a medical marijuana clinic in Ferndale.
A Michigan official says an equipment malfunction has led to a backlog in printing about 20,000 medical marijuana cards.
Michigan's attorney general says law enforcement agencies that seize medical marijuana from licensed patients or caregivers don't have to return the drug when the patient or caregiver is released from custody.
Dr. Mark Greenwald, professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neuroscience at WSU, will be conducting two studies involving marijuana use among people being treated for HIV-AIDS.
A $1.5 million grant to a Wayne State University researcher from the National Institute on Drug Abuse of the National Institutes of Health could have policy implications in Michigan and other states regarding the therapeutic use of marijuana.
A court hearing is planned for Thursday in the controversial case against a medical marijuana facility in Chesterfield Township.
A Macomb County Circuit Judge has agreed to Bill Schuette's request to join Chesterfield Township's lawsuit against Big Daddy's Hydro.
Organizers of a 2-day medical-marijuana convention say 3,000 people attended the event in Detroit's Eastern Market.
The Michigan Supreme Court has been asked to decide whether the sale of medical marijuana at dispensaries is legal.
