LIVEFREE has introduced HB 774, a bill that would protect seriously ill patients from the threat of arrest and prison if they use marijuana with their doctors’ recommendation. Eleven other states – including Maine, Vermont, and Rhode Island -- have already passed laws protecting medical marijuana patients from arrest and jail. These laws are working well, and seriously ill patients in those states no longer have to live in fear of being arrested by state and local police for using medical marijuana to treat their illness. It is time for New Hampshire to join them.
The public hearing for HB 774 will be held at 11am on Monday, March 12, in the Legislative Office Building, room 205 (directly behind the State House). All members of the public are welcomed to provide either public or written testimony. If you plan on providing testimony you can contact LIVEFREE and we would be happy to guide you through the hearing process or submit your written testimony to the Chair of the committee.
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March 8, 2007 Subcommitteee Work Session on Marijuana Decriminalization 9:15 a.m. Legislative Building, Room 204, Concord, NH
March 12, 2007 Public Hearing on Medical Marijuana 11:00 a.m. Legislative Building, Room 205, Concord, NH
May 8, 2007 Hanover Town Meeting Vote on Medical Marijuana
Summer 2007 Keene City Council Resolution on Medical Marijuana
November 12, 2007 Nashua Medical Marijuana Ballot Initiative Vote
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We are now taking submissions of design and slogan ideas for two separate t-shirts; one shirt highlighting LIVEFREE and our commitment to marijuana reform in general, and a second highlighting the campaign for medical marijuana.
Please email submissions to info@livefreeonline by May 1, 2007.
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LIVEFREE is currently looking for your help if you are a patient who could benefit from the medical use of marijuana, a doctor, a nurse, a caregiver, a clergy member, Ph.D., lawyer, or other influential member of your community. Please email us to join other leaders in the campaign for the reform of New Hampshire's marijuana laws.
