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Newsroom Ready: ‘Prince’ and ‘Princess of Pot’ slam charges against them

Marijuana activist Marc Emery says he expects he and his wife Jodie will be “triumphant” in fighting drug-related charges. Canada’s self-proclaimed “Prince” and “Princess of Pot” made a brief court appearance Friday in Toronto.

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