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McCormick Now Prisoner Of
Pharmaceutical Industry; To Stay Out Of Jail He Must Pay $17,500
To Set Up Test Differentiating Between Marijuana and Marinol. Hemp Seed Oil Also Banned
See
Judge Says
McCormick Can Use Marinol Unless Government Can Prove He Is Using It to Hide Medical
Marijuana Use
and
Judge Orders
McCormick Released; Held Illegally Without Hearing After Government Said He Failed Urine
Test.
Now Federal Prosecutor Says, " He Was Not Aware Of The Test Results."
and
Forced to Walk
Barefoot Through Sewage, Denied Even A Pillow, Cancer Patient Todd McCormick
In Such Fragile Condition, He Is Transferred To The Psychiatric Ward Where He Is Kept In
Cold Cell
and
Results Of Todd
McCormick’s March 31, 1998, Drug Test: Los Angeles
June 11, 1998
Actor Woody Harrelson will not have to forfeit the $500,000 bond he posted for cancer
patient Todd McCormick. However, McCormick must pay $17,500 to set up a new drug testing
procedure in Los Angeles that differentiates between marijuana and Marinol in order to
remain free on bail until his trial for growing marijuana at his home last year.
Under terms of the stipulation, which was approved by U.S. Magistrate James McMahon,
McCormick renewed his promise not to use marijuana and any hempseed derivatives,
but he can use Marinol, a Schedule II pharmaceutical containing a synthetic form of
marijuana.
In March of this year he was arrested after his use of Marinol with a doctor’s
prescription caused him to text positive on the urine tests, which he must take on a
random basis. At that time he was held illegally in jail for almost two weeks because the
prosecutors were not ready to present their case. Expert testimony secured by NORML
established that the results of his test were consistent with the use of Marinol. A
federal judge then ruled that he could remain free until Wednesday’s hearing.
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