Italy

Fri
26
Jun

Italy: Man who grew marijuana in his cellar is acquitted

In Italy, a man has been acquitted despite growing marijuana at home, because it was for personal use and not for dealing.

Fri
19
Jun

Here is the draft law for the legalization of cannabis in Italy

The parliamentary intergroup for the legalization of cannabis has developed the cornerstones of the draft law to be presented to the rooms: the right to self, cannabis social club on the Spanish model, and state monopoly with regard to sales. Some details may change in future meetings, but the general structure of the bill will be this.

Objective Intergroup (which exceeded 150 accessions between MPs and senators of various opinions) to turn the draft into a real bill as soon as possible and look for the scheduling for the parliamentary debate before the summer.

RIGHT TO SELF

Fri
19
Jun

Friday Funny: Dealer not guilty because marijuana wilted

A drug dealer whose marijuana seedlings were found to be wilted can’t be convicted of trafficking.

This is according to Italy’s Court of Cassation, which recently upheld the appeal by a man who was convicted by first and second grade courts for the offence of growing, trafficking and possession of illicit drugs. The high court judges, however, pointed out that the bad vegetative state of the four plants found on the accused’s balcony meant that the police could not verify “the effective offensiveness of the actual alleged cultivation.”

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Wed
17
Jun

Cannabis May Cure Celiac Disease

Celiac disease can be devastating to those who suffer from it, but evidence suggests that there is a natural plant treatment that can mitigate or even cure the ailment: cannabis.

People who have celiac suffer from autoimmune attacks on their small intestine after eating glucose, which can lead to pain and an inability to absorb nutrients, as well as diabetes, multiple sclerosis and cancer over the long term.

Gluten is ubiquitous in the Western diet and people who take pains to avoid eating it are still likely to consume some by accident on occasion, and even in small amounts gluten can lead to extremely painful and embarrassing episodes. Fortunately, marijuana may be able to help.

Fri
12
Jun

Medical marijuana "made in Italy" will be produced by Pharmaceutical Office of the Military in Florence.

Here is the production of medicinal cannabis "made in Italy" . In recent years in many countries around the world, from France to Germany to the United States, laws have been pledged to decriminalize its use for medical purposes.

Fri
12
Jun

Cannabis and driving license: What changes with the new saliva test (and how to behave)

Starting May 29 the new traffic controls drug saliva test in 19 sample cities. The controls run on Saturday and Sunday until the end of summer and then, if the results of the experiment are judged positive, it will be extended to the rest of Italy. The sample cities are Rome, Naples, Bologna, Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Padua, Verona, Trieste, Savona, Forlì and Cesena, Ancona, Ascoli Piceno, Perugia, Pescara, Teramo, Bari, Messina, Cagliari.

CONTROLS SOME MORE CREDIBLE.

Sat
06
Jun

ITALY: PRISON STUDY: 60% OF PRISONERS USED DRUGS

About 60% of inmates in Italian prisons use drugs, 33% of cannabis, 40% cocaine and about 5% of amphetamines.

The figure emerged during the XVI National Congress of the Italian Society of Medicine and Health Penitentiary which was held in Cagliari, addressing the theme "If the patient is also held".

Inmates who show a lower consumption of drugs are in Slovenia, Romania and Croatia.

 

This article has been translated from its original in Italian

Fri
29
May

Pair charged in Italian cannabis probe

The 24-year-old woman and 35-year-old man are due to appear at Newtownards Magistrates’ Court on Saturday accused of money laundering.

Police arrested the pair in Milton Keynes on Thursday morning. They also seized two high-value vehicles.

The man and woman are the latest to be charged as part of an ongoing investigation into the supply of cannabis from Italy to Northern Ireland.

In March, £800,000 worth of drugs were seized in the region during the PSNI-led operation, working with colleagues from the Italian Carabinieri and the National Crime Agency.

At the time, searches were carried out in Belfast, Greenisland, Bangor, Newtownards and Ballywalter – and in the Prato and Bologna areas of Italy.

Tue
19
May

Over 100 Scientific Studies Agree: Cannabis Annihilates Cancer

Considering that up until about 85 years ago, cannabis oil was used around the world to treat a variety of diseases, including cancer, it is not surprising that the phasing out of cannabis to treat illness coincided with the rise of pharmaceutical companies.

Rick Simpson, a medical marijuana activist, is on a crusade to help others heal. He regards cannabis as the most medicinally active plant on the face of the earth, and shared this apparent miracle with others — completely free of charge. He now has thousands of testimonials from those who were healed from ‘incurable’ disease to back up his claims ~ that cannabis annihilates cancer.

Wed
13
May

Cannabis in Tuscany: "Expanding the use for multiple pathology"

While patient organizations continue to report difficulties in getting drugs based on cannabis and the problems that the implementing regulations are giving in the federal application, the President of Tuscany Enrico Rossi calls for expanded use of cannabis for other diseases, in addition to those required by law.

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