Robert Randall (advocate)

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Robert Randall (1948 – 2001)^[1] was an advocate for medical marijuana and the founder of Alliance for Cannabis Therapeutics. He was also the first legal medical marijuana smoker in the United States since 1937. He documented his accounts in his book, co-written with wife Alice O'Leary: Marijuana Rx: The Patients Fight for Medical Pot.

References

↑ Zielinski, Graeme (8 June 2001). "Activist Robert C. Randall Dies; Won Right to Medical Marijuana". Washington Post.

External links

Robert Randall at the Drug Policy Forum of Wisconsin

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Name	Randall, Robert
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Short description	American activist
Date of birth	1948
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Date of death	2001
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Robert Randall (advocate)

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