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Medical marijuana firing debated Companies evaluate their drug policies Elizabeth Willis • The Enquirer • March 28, 2010 Local companies are scrambling to decide what they would do if an employee was using marijuana for medical reasons. Interest in company drug policies spiked after a...

Amanda Knox documentary to air on TV, but which version? March 22, 2010 "The Trials of Amanda Knox," is a documentary about the West Seattle UW student currently serving a 26-year jail sentence in Italy for the murder of her roommate, Meredith Kercher. The film was released on Great Britain...

Apology over Meredith won term cut March 22, 2010 An appeals court said it shaved 14 years off the sentence of a man involved in the murder of British student Meredith Kercher because he was the only one of the three defendants to apologise to her family. Rudy Hermann Guede denied killing...

I agree. I wouldn't want people in these positions to be under the influence of marijuana during their shifts just like I wouldn't want them under the influence of alcohol during their shifts. However, if they use marijuana on their own time and not before a workshift, I have no problem with it...

Tell Wal-Mart to stop discriminating against sick people. Please sign the petition HERE at the Human Rights website. Thank you.

ITA with this, LB. Alcohol kills and maims thousands of people everyday. Cannabis, does not. It makes you wonder what the government is up to. Especially with all of the more dangerous pharmaceuticals being perfectly legal. Disgusts me.

BOYCOTT: WalMart Fires Cancer Patient For Medical Marijuana|Facebook http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&gid=2210559024#!/group.php?v=info&ref=mf&gid=364415799478 Please join if you have a FB account. Thanks

IMO and the opinions of millions of other marijuana advocates, LEGAL pharmaceuticals are far worse for us than an illegal flowering herb that you smoke.

March 19, 2010 2:23 PM Amanda Knox Court Victory: Wins Money, Not Freedom in Invasion of Privacy Suit MILAN, Italy (CBS) Amanda Knox has won a monetary victory in an Italian court, in a lawsuit for invasion of privacy. The Seattle native, who's serving a 26-year sentence for the murder of...

Unless someone comes up with a way to test for recent marijuana use, like they can w/ alcohol, companies shouldn't be allowed to test their employees for it, especially when it is being prescribed to an individual by a physician. If it can't be proven that the individual was smoking marijuana...

In Rome, a discussion of Amanda Knox tries to improve U.S.-Italian relations Amanda Knox sits in a prison in Italy, convicted of murdering her roommate, Meredith Kercher. But in Rome on Thursday, lawyers and professors gathered to consider what would have happened if Knox, a Seattle native...

I already boycott Wal-mart and this Wal-mart, in particular. This just gives me one more reason. I prefer to do my shopping with local businesses to try to help Michigan's ailing economy. With Michigan's unemployment rate being the highest in the Union, it doesn't make much sense to me for...

Walmart Fires Cancer Patient with Prescription for Medical Marijuana Man Who Earned Associate of the Year Honors Fired by Employer Even Though Medical Marijuana Legal Even though Michigan resident Joseph Casias had a prescription from his doctor for medical marijuana, he was fired after a...

Amanda Knox: The face that launched a fatal stabbing? Amanda Knox isn't a she-devil after all, nor a criminal mastermind, "a huntress of men, "a typical woman, dirty inside and out," "the dark angel" or any of the names flung at her during the 11-month "trial of the century." It ended when an...

Judge Timothy McGinty admits sharing Sowell report; defense unsure of next move CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A Plain Dealer reporter avoided a contempt-of-court jail stay Wednesday after Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Timothy J. McGinty stepped forward to disclose that he was the source who...