Right to grow pot is like a right to be uninsured

By: Ann Woolner December 5, 2009

Angel Raich's doctor swore under oath that her life depended on her getting marijuana. A caregiver was growing it for her in California, which legalized it for medicinal use. Too bad, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled. Congress outlawed marijuana and can do so under its constitutional powers to regulate interstate commerce, the justices held. What, you may ...

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Right to grow pot is like a right to be uninsured

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