About this Organization
Cannabis Consumer Research is documenting the legal I-502 Marijuana Industry as it moves from the Black Market into the mainstream economy. As Drug Warriors, MMJ activists, patients, growers for the last 25 years, they bring hard-earned experience with cultivating and using the Sacred plant and their knowledge of all the many purposes it has.
CCR also arranges personal introductions to some big names in the WA I-502 movement through their personal connections in the 420 Community and Black Market sub-culture. Cannabis Consumer Research is working with others to gather and disseminate factual information and data to the public as to the effects recreational marijuana has on the WA state economy and society in general.
Their first publication, available now, is the “WA Cannabis Business Directory’. 14 web pages of hundreds of marijuana-related businesses with names and addresses, sorted by city and county in alphabetical order. Other publications are in the works, e.g. The War on Drugs and the violence brought upon medical marijuana patients and growers in particular.
CCR will also be documenting how police, law authorities and the courts respond and react to legal marijuana, especially the federal government DOJ, DEA..
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