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Kansas Could Have Legal Weed Next Year, Says Candidate for Governor
Kansas Gubernatorial Candidate Josh Svaty says he would support cannabis decriminalization if elected.
May 18, 2018 No Comments
Kansas Gubernatorial Candidate Josh Svaty says he would support cannabis decriminalization if elected.
It will likely be experience in other countries that encourages Australia to legalize cannabis.
The House Appropriations Committee passed a provision to continue shielding medical marijuana patients and providers.
Cannabis legalization is spreading far and wide in the U.S. with several more states potentially legalizing this year.
The DA of New York City’s largest borough is expected to reduce cannabis prosecutions significantly.
The Pennsylvania Health Department has added addiction to its list of qualifying medical marijuana conditions.
A lawsuit is seeking an injunction to ban Ohio’s commerce department from issuing certificates of operation.
The Ohio AG has certified a petition for a statewide vote on legalizing adult-use/recreational marijuana.
Sales of hemp derived CBD oil will be allowed in the state of Michigan.
2018 gubernatorial primary elections are in and the prognosis for state and federal cannabis reform look good.
Hiller, PC has filed a notice of appeal for the federal cannabis lawsuit and the briefing will take place on June 1st.
The Bill, or STATES Act, seeks to support states rights and exempt cannabis activity in legal states.
This is the first standalone marijuana reform bill to pass and be given a vote in the legislature.
The director of a police K-9 academy in Macon County claims Police dogs will have to be euthanized if weed is legal.
According to the Salt Lake Tribune, documents show that a DEA task force is officially affiliated with Drug Safe Utah.
New Jersey has now reached a new milestone: 20,000 people are currently enrolled in its MMJ program.
Marijuana testing, the bane of many cannabis consumers’, now excludes too many potential workers.
The case started in 2016, when the DEA issued a “clarifying rule” stating that CBD is an illegal drug.
Senator Dianne Feinstein now believes the feds should stay out of California’s legal weed market.
Governor Paul LePage has vetoed the bill meant to launch the recreational/adult use cannabis market in Maine.
Oklahoma activists are now cleared to gather signatures to put medical and recreational cannabis on the November ballot.
Jeff Sessions still seems to be unwilling, or unable, to say certain words like “states’ rights.”
Seattle’s Mayor and other city officials are doing their part to reverse some of the injustices from the failed drug war
Patients could buy medical marijuana from licensed dispensaries during the time they were prescribed opioids.