Medical marijuana

MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — Montana's medical marijuana industry is growing despite an ongoing legal battle over a regulatory law.

New relaxed marijuana laws in Washington and Colorado have helped lead to new policies by the U.S. Justice Department, allowing states to regulate the drug, as long as they keep it away from children, the black market and off federal property.

Missoula businessman Jason Washington, convicted recently of federal drug crimes, has been ordered to appear in Ravalli County District Court to face more felony drug charges.

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In a letter sent to KGVO Radio, Ravalli County Sheriff Chris Hoffman is advising voters in the Bitterroot to continue the current restrictions on medical marijuana, because of the negative effects produced when the 2004 Citizens Initiative was first passed.

Cashy Hyde’s family appeared live on Headline News yesterday with Dr. Drew to discuss how the affects of medical marijuana may have saved their child from cancer.

Attorney Milt Datsopoulus is outraged over how medical marijuana business owners are being prosecuted

Hear reaction from Judge Donald Molloy's decision that federal law trumps state law when it comes to medical marijuana

A Missoula businessman whose "cannabis caravans" helped thousands of Montanans sign up for medical marijuana cards is challenging the 2011 state law that restricts access to medical marijuana. Jason Christ filed the lawsuit in Missoula on Dec...