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Welcome to the Cleveland NORML website! We are working every day to educate people about marijuana and work towards it's legalization. We are a non-profit, nonpartisan organization which seeks to represent the interests of Ohio citizens who believe the recreational and medicinal use of marijuana should no longer be a crime.

Please feel free to check out our FAQ and About Us pages to learn more about NORML, marijuana and American drug law.


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St Valetine’s Day Candlelight Vigil

Each year in the second week in February we all celebrate with a loved one something very special on Valentine’s Day. Not all are with us to celebrate but are prisoners of the war on drugs. All too much for a day of celebrating love and being together. So come on out, take a candle and light it with us in remembrance and in our hope that those loved ones will come home.

February 14, 2010 from 5 to 7:00PM
How to find us: “Across the street from Ft Huntington Park, where we meet at on Marijuana March Days.”
Please dress appropriately and bring a candle with something to keep the wind off of it.

Justice Center
1215 W 3rd St
Cleveland, OH 44113


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Sign the Petition for the Ohio Compassionate Care Act

Change.org is hosting a petition drive to get the Ohio Compassionate Care Act up and running! They need your help!

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Open message for 2010 Ohio Law makers and Citizens

Open message for 2010 Ohio Law makers and Ohio Citizens. Tonya Davis.



According to new poll, majority of Americans support marijuana legalization

According to new poll, majority of Americans support marijuana legalization

(Angus Reid Global Monitor) Many adults in the United States are willing to legalize marijuana, according to a poll by Angus Reid Public Opinion. 53 per cent of respondents support this notion, while 43 per cent are opposed.

Less than 10 per cent of respondents support the legalization of other drugs, such as ecstasy, powder cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine or crystal meth and crack cocaine.

The use of marijuana is illegal in the U.S. except in some regulated cases of medical use. The amount allowed for such purposes varies depending on the state. Some states have passed laws to reduce law enforcement for possession of small amounts of the substance.

In May, Gil Kerlikowske, Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, ruled out a push to legalize marijuana, adding, they never advocated legalization and certainly the president has made it clear what his position is.

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Jessica Corry Speaks on Marijuana Prohibition

Ending marijuana prohibition is not a partisan issue. Prohibition is a conservative issue, a liberal issue, a libritarian issue, it effects us all and crosses all political boundaries.




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