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IMMLY REACTS TO RAICH SUPREME COURT DECISION JUNE 6, 2005 


Still from Channel 3000 video
Commentary and reaction from IMMLY on the U.S. Supreme Court decision appeared on local radio in Madison and LaCrosse, WI, Wisconsin Radio Network, Wisconsin Public Radio, Madison NBC affiliate Channel 15, CBA affiliate Channel 3000, the Capital Times, Eau Claire Leader Telegram, and on the front page of the Wisconsin State Journal in a column paired with an opposing view from DEA Administrator Karen Tandy. Video of the local television interviews also appears on the Internet on the station's sites and other local television affiliate websites from around the country.

Selected quotes:


IMMLY's Founder Jacki Rickert:

"I don't think it should be anything between the government or Supreme Court. It should be between a doctor and patient. I will never give up the fight to get patients the medicine they deserve. I don't see any reason for bothering patients that aren't bothering anyone else. -- Jacki Rickert, "Medical marijuana ban upsets users" Eau Claire Leader Telegram, June 7, 2005.

Director of communications Gary Storck:

"Lately, George Bush has been saying his nominations 'deserve a simple straight up and down vote' in Congress. Medical marijuana legislation deserves the same, both in Congress and at the state level." -- Gary Storck, "Medical Marijuana: Should It Be Legal?," Wisconsin State Journal, June 7, 2005.

"In a day where we have a war against terrorism, the fact that even one federal agent can go after a sick person, or go after a dispensary that supplies them with medicine is a serious misuse of our resources. Taxpayers should be aghast that our government would have any kind of priorities that would put sick people before a terrorist." -- Gary Storck, "Madison Man Continues Fight For Medical Marijuana," Channel 3000 & channel3000.com, June 7, 2005.

"And I intend to continue using it, Supreme Court decision, or not, this is about my health, it's not about government policy, and I'm not going to go blind because the Supreme Court made this ruling," -- Gary Storck, "Higher Court Rules on Medicinal Marijuana," NBC Channel 15 Madison & http://nbc15.madison.com.


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Updated Friday, June 10, 2005

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