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We can co-create Fair, Legal and Compassionate Medical Cannabis laws in 2012

If you would like to support an ethical medical cannabis industry, and promote self-sustainability, while also supporting small family farms in Hawaii, contact Gov. Abercrombie and ask him to support realistic and sensible medical cannabis legislation, and to consider the advantages for Hawaii that are set forth in the proposed Hawaii Sustainable Family Farm Act, which was submitted to the 2011 Hawaii Legislature, as amendments to SB 1458, by PATIENTS WITHOUT TIME.

Let's create fair and easily understandable medical marijuana (MMJ) laws in 2012! Please review our 2012 MMJ bills page with links to all of the 2012 Hawaii legislative bills regarding medical marijuana.

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Despite the good intentions of the Maui Police, their long history of political protests against Hawaii's medical marijuana laws violates Hawaii's register medical marijuana patient's rights.

Armed Maui Police Protest Hawaii's Medical Marijuana Laws. From Mary Whispering Wind, updated Jan. 27, 2012. Hawaii's County Police departments statewide in cooperation with Hawaii's Narcotics Enforcement Division (NED), have long engaged in organized political campaigns to influence medical marijuana (MMJ) legislation in Hawaii. Hawaii's Police Chiefs, and NED heads, authorized armed and uniformed police officers to distribute factually erroneous political flyers to the public at community events, and private properties, such as Wal-Mart, in Kahului, last February. The anti MMJ Police/DEA flyer states that "Marijuana is not medicine," which is in direct conflict to Hawaii's laws. We must question how, and why, armed police were allocated to act as government paid political activists against Hawaii's MMJ laws. Read more> The Maui Police continued to distribute anti MMJ propaganda after the ethics complaint was filed. Maui Police officers distributed the same factually incorrect flyers, at the Maui County Fair, on Oct. 1, 2011. ACLU victory: The ACLU took action after reports that Keith Kamita, the head of DPS’s Narcotics Enforcement Division and now Deputy Director for Law Enforcement for Hawaii State Department of Public Safety (DPS), incorrectly and improperly threatened and restricted a local physician wrongly informing him that house calls for medical cannabis patients were prohibited under state law. Unlawful Medical Cannabis Policies To Be Revised, May, 2011. Read more at alcu.org >>

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