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Stash for Mon, Oct 27, 2008

Monday, October 27th, 2008 at 10:11 pm | By: Radical Russ

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With one week left before Election Day, we here at the Stash are keeping you informed on all of the federal, state, and local initiatives, questions, measures, propositions, and bills you need to know about.  All this week our interviews will feature the top drug law reformers giving you the news on the ground in important cannabis reform legislation.

Today we bring you two panelists from the NORML Convention last weekend in Berkeley, California (and check out the ever-growing archive).  Keith Stroup, Founder of NORML, gives a presentation on the federal bills addressing cannabis in the next Congerss.  Then Rob Kampia, Executive Director of Marijuana Policy Project, presents a look at the two big state initiatives, Question 2 (decrim) in Massachusetts and Proposition 1 (medmj) in Michigan.

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