12 May 2010

In his ruling on made public on May 3, U.S. District Court Judge Andrew Guilford's ruled in favor of the cities.

In his judgment filed April 30, he concluded: "At this stage, the court agrees with defendants. Marijuana is a Schedule I controlled substance under the Controlled Substances Act, and under that Act, it currently has no medical purpose."


How can some idiot english or history major (later collaborator judge) declare what has a medicinal purpose? Seems to me that is a factual matter to be established by scientific method. And the arrogance of the judge and his predecessor legislators (who don't have the right to control intrastate commerce)... You bring the rope I'll find a tree.