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pages 1 front page news 2 pdfs of print edition 3 community resources 4 contact us 5 submit news report categories analysis & opinion (4) business (10) community (17) editorials (4) espanol (5) front page (17) hemp (3) horticulture (1) international (9) legal issues (29) medical marijuana (8) national (32) news service (48) obituaries (1) pow updates (5) research (3) science & garden (5) shop (1) west coasterdam (13) world news (10) 1 front page news diego pellicer to open canadian stores october 3rd, 2013 by jeremy daw coming soon to canada? wcl news — in response to new rules enacted in canada allowing foreign corporations to open retail cannabis establishments, the head of the premier us cannabis brand has said that he plans to enter the canadian market. “absolutely,” said jamen shively, co-founder and executive director of diego pellicer inc., when asked whether he planned to enter the canadian market. long known as an illicit supplier of the us market for british columbia’s famous “bc bud,” canada may soon find itself awash with high-grade american cannabis, courtesy of a former microsoft executive. posted in business , front page , international , news service | comments small drop in marijuana arrests, us still near record high september 17th, 2013 by martin williams wcl news — police in the us conducted one drug arrest every 20 seconds and one marijuana arrest every 42 seconds in 2012, according to a federal bureau of investigation report released september 16, 2013. the uniform crime reporting (ucr) program report counts one arrest for each separate instance in which a person is arrested, cited, or summoned for an offense. it shows that 82.2% of all drug arrests in 2012 were for possession only and 42.4% of all drug arrests were for marijuana possession (88% of all marijuana arrests). this amounts to almost 750,000 marijuana arrests and more than 1.5 million total drug arrests in 2012. the total represents a slight decrease from years past. during the years 2006 to 2010, police annually made over 800,000 arrests for cannabis violations. by comparison, police made 757,969 arrests in 2011 for marijuana-related offenses, according to the annual uniform crime report, released october 29, 2012. the 2012 data shows that police have once again concentrated more effort on arresting more people for marijuana offenses than for any violent crime. this policy is troubling to law enforcement against prohibition , an organization of police, prosecutors, judges and other law enforcement officials opposed to the war on drugs. leap pointed to the new figures as evidence that no matter how aggressively policd conduct it, the drug war is a war that can never be won and is pursued at a heavy cost to society as well as to other police investigations of serious crimes. “these numbers represent a tremendous loss of human potential. each one of those arrests is the story of someone who may suffer a variety of adverse effects from their interaction with the justice system,” said leap executive director neill franklin, a veteran police officer for 34 years. “commit a murder or a robbery and the government will still give you a student loan. get convicted for smoking a joint and you’re likely to lose it. this is supposed to help people get over their drug habit?” “every time a police officer makes an arrest for drugs, that’s several hours out of his or her day not spent going after real criminals,” added retired lieutenant commander diane goldstein, another leap speaker. “as the country has been investing more and more of its resources into prosecuting drug ‘crime,’ the rate of unsolved violent crime has been steadily increasing. where are our priorities here?” law enforcement against prohibition (leap) is a group of more than 100,000 law enforcement officials and other supporters who, after fighting the war on drugs, now advocate for its end. posted in front page , legal issues , national , news service , pow updates | comments bipartisan coalition to end taxation double standard september 13th, 2013 by betty aldworth , national cannabis industry association wcl news — representative earl blumenauer (d-or), americans for tax reform (atr) president grover norquist and national cannabis industry association executive director aaron smith held a press conference to mark the release of a new white paper from atr entitled legal cannabis dispensary taxation: a textbook case of punishing law-abiding businesses through the tax code . the paper, published on september 12, calls for reform of internal revenue code section 280e, which essentially forces medical marijuana providers to pay taxes based on gross receipts rather than income, unlike all other small businesses. additionally, the paper details americans for tax reform’s endorsement of h.r. 2240, the small business tax equity act, introduced earlier this year by rep. blumenauer and strongly supported by the national cannabis industry association. mr. norquist also sent a letter explaining his support for h.r. 2240 to house ways and means chairman dave camp. smith spoke out strongly against the current enforcement of 280e, which he called “a leftover relic in the tax code that was never intended to apply to small businesses complying with state laws.” rep. blumenauer decried the treatment of state-legal cannabis businesses under federal tax laws, noting that “they cannot deduct their business expenses like all other businesses. then cannot claim advantages like the work opportunity tax credit if they hire a veteran. and they cannot depreciate their american-made irrigation equipment.” the issue is a classic case of national politics making for strange bedfellows. blumenauer represents oregon’s 3 rd district, which includes the famously liberal-leaning city of portland; norquist rose to fame as the lobbyist who peppered the us capitol with the tea party-inspired pledge not to raise any taxes in the first term of the obama administration. yet both men have put aside their erstwhile differences to support the cause of cannabis tax reform. and with the latest pew research poll showing strong support for cannabis reform across both major political parties, such bipartisan efforts are likely to only increase for the foreseeable future. — news service posted in front page , legal issues , news service | comments us senate hearing seeks path for feds to coexist with state-legal marijuana september 13th, 2013 by betty aldworth and darby beck wcl news – deputy us attorney general james cole told a senate judiciary committee hearing on september 10, 2013 that in states where marijuana has been decriminalized or made legal, implementing a strictly regulated system in which cannabis is sold is the only way to prevent criminal activity such as diversion to youth and across state lines and empowerment of criminals and cartels. cole did not challenge states’ rights to make their own drug laws, only restated the federal government’s right to challenge their regulatory schemes in pursuing certain priorities, such as preventing sales to minors, trafficking to other states, impaired driving, and increases in violence. committee members senators patrick leahy (d-vt), sheldon whitehouse (d-ri) were fully supportive of the new state laws and repeatedly stated the need for greater clarification of federal policy, particularly in relation to guidelines which prohibit financial institutions, security services, landlords and others from doing business with marijuana providers. they and senator richard blumenthal (d-ct) expressed concern that federal regulators’ actions to block state-legal business access to simple banking and financial services inevitably undermines the viability of the industries. witnesses king county (washington state) sheriff john urquhart and colorado governor’s chief legal counsel jack finlaw testified to the same problem. drug war critics were glad that the hearings occurred but remain wary of the obama 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