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Will Foster, center, a family friend of the Rosenthals, comforts Justine
Rosenthal, left, and Nick Rosenthal, right, the children of Ed
Rosenthal, after their father was found guilty on federal charges of
marijuana cultivation and conspiracy charges Friday, Jan. 31, 2003,
outside a Federal courthouse in San Francisco. The jury concluded that
Ed Rosenthal, the self-described ``Guru of Ganja,'' was growing more
than 1,000 plants, conspiring to cultivate marijuana and maintaining a
warehouse for a growing operation. He faces a maximum life term when
sentenced June 4.
(AP Photo/Ben Margot)
February 1st, 2003
Medical
Pot Advocate Found Guilty
Reluctant Jury Convicts
Medical Pot Grower
Marijuana proponent Ed Rosenthal (R) speaks to the media with his wife
Jane Kline outside the Federal building in San Francisco, January 31,
2003. Rosenthal was convicted by a federal jury in San Francisco of all
three counts of marijuana cultivation and conspiracy on which he was
indicted and will face a mandatory sentence of at least five years in
federal prison.
Photo by Justin Sullivan/Reuters
Ed Rosenthal, right, is hugged by an unidentified supporter Friday, Jan.
31, 2003, outside a federal courthouse in San Francisco. Rosenthal, the
author of books on how to grow marijuana and avoid the law, was found
guilty Friday of federal marijuana cultivation and conspiracy charges.
Deliberating for a day, the 12-member jury concluded that Rosenthal was
growing more than 1,000 plants, conspiring to cultivate marijuana and
maintaining a warehouse for a growing operation. He faces 10 years to
life in prison when sentenced June 4.
(Photo/Ben Margot)
Ed Rosenthal, the self-described 'Guru of Ganja,' ponders questions from
the media outside a federal courthouse Friday, Jan. 31, 2003, in San
Francisco. Rosenthal was convicted Friday of marijuana cultivation and
conspiracy charges. The jury concluded that he was growing more than
1,000 plants, conspiring to cultivate marijuana and maintaining a
warehouse for a growing operation. He faces a maximum life term when
sentenced June 4.
(AP Photo/Ben Margot)
Medical marijuana supporter Anna Foster hangs her head after learning
that Marijuana guru Ed Rosenthal was convicted by a federal jury of all
three counts of marijuana cultivation and conspiracy in San Francisco,
January 31, 2003. Under federal drug laws, Rosenthal, 58, will face a
mandatory sentence of at least five years in federal prison.
REUTERS/Justin Sullivan
Marijuana guru Ed Rosenthal speaks to the media outside the Federal
building in San Francisco, January 31, 2003. Marijuana author Edward
Rosenthal was convicted by a federal jury in San Francisco of all three
counts of marijuana cultivation and conspiracy on which he was indicted.
Under federal drug laws, Rosenthal, 58, will face a mandatory sentence
of at least five years in federal prison.
REUTERS/Justin Sullivan
Medical marijuana patient Julian Gonzalez shows support for marijuana
guru Ed Rosenthal outside the Federal building in San Francisco, January
31, 2003. Rosenthal was convicted by a federal jury in San Francisco of
all three counts of marijuana cultivation and conspiracy on which he was
indicted. Under federal drug laws, Rosenthal, 58, will face a mandatory
sentence of at least five years in federal prison.
REUTERS/Justin Sullivan
January 22nd, 2003
San Francisco Examiner
Twelve-year-old Justine Rosenthal
knows her daddy could spend the rest
of his life in jail, but still thinks
he did the right thing by risking
his freedom for medicinal marijuana.
"He is standing up for sick people,"
the middle school student said Tuesday,
after watching the first day
of her father Ed Rosenthal's trial.
"I'm really proud of my dad -- he's a hero, really."
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A man who identified himself only as 'Honza,' protests
beside a fabricated marijuana leaf outside a courthouse where the
federal marijuana cultivation trial of former High Times columnist Ed
Rosenthal is taking place, Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2003, in San Francisco.
Rosenthal says he was growing medical marijuana, 'to help the sick,'
which is legal under California law. Rosenthal's case and others are an
outgrowth of the government's drug war, two years after the U.S. Supreme
Court said it was a violation of federal drug laws for medical marijuana
clubs to dispense pot to the sick.
(AP Photo/Ben Margot)
Former High Times columnist Ed Rosenthal appears
beside a puppet of Attorney General John Ashcroft outside a courthouse
where Rosenthal's federal marijuana cultivation trial is taking place,
Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2003, in San Francisco. Rosenthal says he was growing
medical marijuana, 'to help the sick,' which is legal under California
law.
(AP Photo/Ben Margot)
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Federal
Jury Convicts Medical Marijuana Advocate
Reluctant
Jury Convicts Medical Pot Grower
Rosenthal
Found Guilty on Cultivation Charges
Medical Pot
Advocate Found Guilty
Ed
Rosenthal Convicted -- New Trial Sought
Grower of
Medical Marijuana Is Convicted
Jury Finds
California Marijuana Guru Guilty
Guru of
Ganja Convicted
Guru of
Ganja Convicted of Marijuana Cultivation
Groundbreaking
Pot Trial Wraps Up
Medicinal
Pot Grower's Case Goes To Jury
Judge Keeps
Tight Rein on Pot Trial
Pot Guru
Could Face Life in Jail
Marijuana
Cultivator Trial Goes To Jury
Defense
Gets Key Ruling in Pot Trial
Rosenthal's
Federal Drug Trial Turns Surreal
Pot Trial
Focus on DEA Agent
The
Wrong Target for 'War on Drugs'
Send
The Feds Home
Judge
Decides Not To Gag Marijuana Trial
Pot
Advocate Helps Feds
Attempt to
Silence Activist in MMJ Trial Fails
Judge
Denies Gag Order Request in Marijuana Case
Judge
Declines To Issue Gag Order
Judge
Weighs Pot-Trial Gag
Feds
Falter on Pot Plant Count
A
Prejudicial Judge?
Potshot
Gag
Order Draws First-Amendment Expert To Trial
Pot-Possession
Trial Tests Law
Hackles
Rise Early in Medical Pot Trial
Marijuana
Grower's Trial Under Way
Author,
Others Battle for Marijuana Rights
Oakland
Authority on Medical Pot Faces Trial
Clash
on Medical Marijuana Puts a Grower in Court
The
Trial of Ed Rosenthal
Medical
Marijuana Debate Reignited
The Right
To Not Be in Pain
Medical
Issues, City Law Disallowed in Pot Trial
First Stage
of Trial for Ed Rosenthal Underway
Medicinal
Marijuana Feds' Big Target
Selection
of Jury in Pot Case Moved Up
Dismissal
Sought in Medical Pot Case
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