There are currently four states that have legalized recreational marijuana. Those states are of course Colorado, Washington, Oregon, and Alaska. Washington D.C. has also legalized
Jon-Henry “J.H.” Barr, Esq. is a prosecutor in New Jersey, and has been since 2001. He has personally seen how the justice system treats marijuana
I have never been to New Jersey, but TWB gets a lot of readers from there, and they have all been nice people. Some of
On Monday, November 16th, the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold the first-ever hearing on marijuana legalization in New Jersey. The committee will hear invited testimony
I have been a very big critic of New Jersey’s medical marijuana program. The list of qualifying conditions is very short, patients aren’t allowed to
Oregon has hundreds of dispensaries spread all over the state, with a population of under 4 million people. New Jersey has twice as many people
A significant majority of New Jerseyans support legalizing, taxing and regulating marijuana, according to a Rutgers-Eagleton poll. The poll was conducted in partnership with the
New Jersey has one of the most strict medical marijuana programs in the country. You can’t grow your own medical marijuana, and there are a
New Jersey is a rough place when it comes to marijuana policy. Possession of any amount of marijuana for non-medical purposes is punishable by up
The medical cannabis industry in New Jersey has experienced a lot of issues. The industry is limited due to the rules of the medical cannabis
Courtesy of The Joint Blog New Jersey Senator Nicholas Scutari has announced that he will hold a press conference at the State House Monday in order to formally introduce
Trenton, NJ — Recently, New Jersey State Senator Nicholas P. Scutari announced plans to introduce a bill to legalize marijuana. Details of the proposal are
Courtesy of The Joint Blog New Jersey’s Senate gave unanimous approval today to Senate Bill 3110, a proposal to legalize industrial hemp. A companion measure, Assembly Bill
For two-and-a-half years, Meghan and Brian Wilson have watched as their beloved daughter Vivian battles the severe form of epilepsy known as Dravet Syndrome. Few
Medical marijuana legislation has advanced in New Jersey that would expand the state’s medical marijuana program, despite a vow from New Jersey Governor Chris Christie
By Erik Altieri, NORML Communications Director The New Jersey Assembly Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee voted 4-1 in favor of Assembly Bill 2415. This legislation
Compassionate Care Foundation to Name Dispensary in Honor of Late Medical Marijuana Advocate Diane Riportella EGG HARBOR—This Friday, October 18th, Compassionate Care Foundation will hold
By Phillip Smith New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) Friday conditionally vetoed a bill that would have expanded the number of marijuana strains available to
Advocates Applaud Sensible and Compassionate Action Trenton, NJ— Gov. Chris Christie drew praise from medical marijuana advocates as he announced he would remove certain restrictions
By Michelle Tihanyi With S2842, an amendment to New Jersey’s “Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act” looming over Governor Chris Christie’s desk, to the uninformed one might
I once wrote an article asking if medical marijuana would ever come to New Jersey. The foot dragging by Governor Christie was becoming apparent, and
New Jersey’s medical marijuana law has shown itself to be overly restrictive and flawed in many ways, but fortunately, the legislature has approved a bill
By Phillip Smith As New Jersey legislators consider a marijuana decriminalization bill, a new poll suggests strong public support for such a move — and
New Jersey, notorious for having just one medical marijuana dispensary in the entire state, has issued a license for a second safe access point. The New Jersey
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