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Surrounded by fellow supporters of the legalization of marijuana, Ed "NJ Weedman" Forchion, smoked a joint right in front of Trenton's city council members Thursday night.

Mays Landing resident John Peditto is currently on trial, facing 36 years in prison, for growing marijuana plants. While Dennis & Judi were discussing marijuana legalization, Peditto was able to call in to the show to discuss how the trial is going, how he got caught and his personal marijuana usage.

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -- A state appellate court has rejected a New Jersey marijuana activist's bid to overturn a drug possession conviction.

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -- The perpetual political candidate who calls himself Weedman has lost his legal struggle to get back on November's ballot for a congressional seat.

It didn't take long for someone to challenge Ed Forchion, otherwise known as NJ Weedman's 3rd party candidacy for the 3rd District (Burlington County). NJ Weedman called in to Jim's show this morning to discuss the opposition he is facing in his cadidacy...

Tomorrow NJ residents will head to the polls to vote in the NJ primaries. One NJ resident is using his notoriety to run for office and to bring his cause for the legalization of marijuana to the forefront.

Ed Forchion, also known as NJ Weedman, called Jim Gearhart this morning to discuss the rally he had last Sunday in support of Senator Nicholas Scutari's marijuana bill.

Ed Forchion, otherwise known to many NJ residents as NJ Weedman, an advocate for the legalization of medical marijuana, spoke with Jim this morning.

Ed Forchion, otherwise known as NJ Weedman, called in to Jim's show this morning as Jim and Eric Scott were discussing whether or not moving forward, if New Jersey will accept medical marijuana cards from other states. If that were to be the case, then Forchion may have not have been arrested for possession of marijuana...

It's been a while but Ed Forchion, otherwise known as "NJ Weedman" made an appearance on the Jim Gearhart show (11/14). Ed is currently serving 270 days in prison for possession of marijuana but on a staggered sentence to allow him the treatment he needs for bone cancer...