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A federal judge in Los Angeles and a county judge in Colorado are the latest jurists to defy prosecutors seeking convictions against defendants using marijuana for medicinal purposes. The recent rulings are the latest salvos in an ongoing battle between tough federal drug policies and laws passed in nine states that allow the use of "medical marijuana" to ease the suffering of AIDS, cancer and other chronic pain patients.
December 17, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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