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Marijuana Arrests For Year 07 872,721 Tops Record High a Five Percent Increase Over 06
Washington, DC: Police arrested a record 872,721 persons for marijuana violations in 07
Cannabis arrests now comprise nearly 50 percent of all drug arrests in the United States.
A cannabis consumer is arrested every 37 seconds in America
775,138 Americans were charged with possession of marijuana only
The remaining 97,583 individuals were charged with "sale/manufacture cannabis
Nearly three in four of those arrested on marijuana charges are under age 30
A dramatic 195 percent increase in marijuana arrests in the last 15 years
. These number belie the myth that police do not target and arrest minor cannabis offenders


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25 years in prison for highly-potent marijuana for 1st-time offense
Monday, 15 June 2009 15:06

Kirk crusades for crackdown on strong pot

U.S. Rep. Mark Kirk will call for legislation Monday that would toughen drug trafficking laws regarding a highly-potent form of marijuana, with penalties of up to 25 years in prison for a 1st-time offense.

The law would target offenders who sell or distribute marijuana that has a THC content exceeding 15 percent, which is between 5 and 10 percent higher than average marijuana, according to Kirk's office. THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, is the main active ingredient in marijuana.

Drug dealers are increasingly cross-breeding plants to produce high-potency variants of marijuana, which are called "kush" in street slang when they have 20 percent THC, according to Lake County Sheriff Mark Curran.

"When you amplify the strength of it, you are increasing the harm to the system," said Curran, who supports the legislation, which would amend a federal law. "They are more dangerous behind the wheel of a vehicle. It's not a good idea to have people that messed up."

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has reported that kush sells for as high as $600 per ounce--creating the same profit potential as crack cocaine, according to Kirk.

He will release more information during a news conference in Chicago Monday, where he will be joined by representatives from the Lake County Sheriff's Department, the Lake County Metropolitan Enforcement Group and Waukegan Police Department.

-- Lisa Black

SOURCE: chicagobreakingnews.com

 
Call President Obama tell him FREE EDDY LEPP!
Wednesday, 03 June 2009 23:50

From: THE INDIVIDUALS SMOKE-A-THON 2009

To: Date: Jun 3, 2009 1:11 AM

Subject: Call President Obama at 202-456-1111 tell him FREE EDDY LEPP

http://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/president_obama/

ASK OBAMA TO PARDON EDDY LEPP BEFORE JUNE 6th


Eddy Lepp Receives 10-year Mandatory Minimum for Medical Marijuana

SAN FRANCISCO - May 18th. US District Judge Marilyn Patel sentenced Eddy Lepp to ten years mandatory minimum for having grown over 1,000 marijuana plants for a medical marijuana garden in Lake County.

Patel called the sentence "excessive," but said she had no choice under federal law. In addition, she sentenced Lepp to five years of supervised release with drug testing. She invited Lepp to file for a rehearing in case the law should change.

Lepp called it "very, very sad" that the government showed no compassion, saying"I've broken no laws of the state in which I reside." He asked that he be allowed to surrender himself voluntarily, noting that he had met every court date over the seven years of his case and that his daughter had health problems.

US attorney Dave Hall opposed the request, arguing that the government had new evidence of Lepp's involvement in a marijuana grow that was traced to a neighbor's property last week. Lepp's friends staunchly deny that he had any involvement in the grow.

Patel granted Lepp's request and set a surrender date of July 6th, while inviting the government to submit any additional incriminating evidence it might have to demand an earlier surrender.

Patel ruled that Lepp was ineligible for the "safety valve" exemption to the mandatory minimum on two grounds. First, the evidence showed that Lepp had been a leader or organizer of other people in his activity. Secondly, the government claimed that he had failed give a full and truthful account of his activities. At his trial, Lepp had testified that he did not grow any marijuana, but simply let his land be used for cultivation by other patients. The government had asked Lepp to recant this claim and admit that he grew the marijuana.

Lepp refused, saying he had testified truthfully.

"I've never seen a man work harder to get time in prison than Mr. Lepp," remarked Mr Hall.

"I would rather do ten years and be able to look myself in the eyes than never be able to look myself in the eyes again," said Lepp.

The courtroom burst into gasps and sobs as Patel pronounced her sentence. Lepp's attorney, Michael Hinckley, called it an "incredible sentence." Patel responded, "Incredible is what the law requires."

Patel noted that Lepp's driving passion appeared to be legalizing marijuana. "Maybe you want to be a martyr for the cause," she said.

California NORML coordinator Dale Gieringer commented: "This case sadly illustrates the senselessness of federal marijuana laws. The last thing this country needs is more medical marijuana prisoners. Hopefully, we can change the law and get Eddy out of jail before he completes his sentence."

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Call President Obama at 202-456-1111 and tell him to FREE ED

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ASK OBAMA TO PARDON EDDY LEPP BEFORE JUNE 6th

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