mandatory minimum sentences;

Marijuana Growers to Face More Jail Than Child Rapists Under Harper’s New Omnibus Bill

Friday, September 23, 2011 20:57

Marijuana Growers to Face More Jail Than Child Rapists Under Harper’s New Omnibus Bill

By Ethan Baron, Postmedia News

Prime Minister Stephen Harper is getting tougher on pot growers than he is on rapists of children.

Under the Tories' omnibus crime legislation tabled Tuesday, a person growing 201 pot plants in a rental unit wou…

Category: In The News

Experts Voice Opposition to Bill S-10 And Mandatory Minimum Sentencing

Friday, January 21, 2011 14:36

Experts Voice Opposition to Bill S-10 And Mandatory Minimum
Sentencing

CANNABIS CULTURE – Opposition is growing to Bill S-10, the Conservative-proposed legislation that would bring mandatory minimum sentencing for marijuana offences to Canada, with the release of a new letter from medical and scientific professionals aski…

Category: Activism, In The News

Senate Passes S-10 – Now Proceeds to House of Commons

Tuesday, December 14, 2010 16:42

Senate Passes S-10 – Now Proceeds to House of Commons

By. Jacob Hunter, WhyProhibition.ca
 
On December 13 the Canadian Senate Passed S-10 (formerly known as C-15 and C-26 before that). So, where does that leave our community?
 
S-10 proposes Mandatory Minimum Sentences of 6 months for growing 6…

Category: In The News

No on S-10! Canada-Wide Rallies Against Conservative Drug Laws

Monday, September 27, 2010 21:07

No on S-10! Canada-Wide Rallies Against Conservative Drug Laws

Canada needs your help! On SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, marijuana activists are planning Canada-wide rallies to call attention to Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the Conservative government’s Bill S-10, the disastrous drug bill that includes mandatory minimu…

Category: Government, In The News

Provinces to Spend $2.7B on Prisons

Wednesday, March 10, 2010 22:34

Provinces to Spend $2.7B on Prisons

By. Tonda MacCharles, Toronto Star OTTAWA–Provinces are spending $2.7 billion to expand or replace aging and overcrowded jails across Canada – with little public scrutiny, an Ottawa researcher says. Justin Piché, a PhD candidate in sociology at Carleton University, obtained data through freedom of information requests, email and phone contact with each of the provinces [...]

Category: Drug War, Legalization, World

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