By John Payne On Monday, the Riverfront Times reported that Missouri State Representative Rory Ellinger (D – University City) intends to sponsor or co-sponsor a cannabis legalization bill in
By Phillip Smith A bill that would require public benefits recipients to take a drug test upon suspicion they are using drugs passed won final
By Phillip Smith A bill introduced Thursday by Congressman Jared Huffman (D-CA) and bipartisan cosponsors from California and Colorado would create new penalties for marijuana
By TheJointBlog.Com With summer in full-swing, and with months of political bickering already behind us, the 2013 legislative session has adjourned for many states, with
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
Big news out of Oregon. Two marijuana reform bills passed out of the Oregon Senate and are now headed to the Governor’s desk to be
It was a wild day for federal hemp legislation. Earlier today I posted a message from Dan Riffle explaining that there would be a vote
In a 4-1 vote, Vermont’s Senate Judiciary Committee voted to approve a bill that would reduce penalties for possessing small amounts of marijuana. Under H. 200,
Michigan Rep. Jeff Irwin (D-Ann Arbor) introduced a bipartisan bill Wednesday that would decriminalize small amounts of marijuana. Currently, possession of any amount of marijuana in Michigan
By Phillip Smith A bill to legalize marijuana in New Hampshire is dead after a House vote Wednesday. The measure was defeated on a vote
Legislation is pending to reduce mandatory minimum penalties for certain marijuana offenses. House Bill 103 reduces penalties and incarceration time for those convicted more than once of possessing
Below is a blog post from the always hardworking people at NORML from yesterday: By Erik Altieri, NORML Communications Director Representative Diane Russell (D-Portland) will formally
By Anthony Martinelli, TheJointBlog.com Earlier this month legislation was filed in Washington State that would allow adults with a cannabis possession misdemeanor to have it
By Phillip Smith Pennsylvania will likely be the next state to see a marijuana legalization bill introduced this year, as state Sen. Daylin Leach (D-King
By Romain Bonilla, Portland State University SSDP Earlier this week, Representatives Jared Polis (D-CO) and Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) took a bold stand for marijuana law
Saint Louis City Alderman Shane Cohn announced this week that he plans to introduce a bill decriminalizing the possession of small amounts of cannabis today
Tell The Feds To Respect State Marijuana Laws By Jasmine Tyler, Acting Director, Office of National Affairs, Drug Policy Alliance Even as the drug policy reform movement celebrates
Will Missouri Join Other States And Introduce Marijuana Reform Legislation Via The Legislature? By Dan Viets, Show-Me Cannabis Regulation Board Chair Legislation which would tax
Sen. Ron Wyden Introduces Hemp Farming Bill – S. 3501 – Call and Write to Your Senators Today! On August 2nd, Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR),
Oregon Senator To Introduce Hemp Farming Amendment I received the following alert from Christina Volgyesi, Project Coordinator for Hemp History Week: Today we have a
Medical Marijuana Gains Republican Support In New Hampshire Senate By Matt Simon, Marijuana Policy Project Two Republican senators added their support to SB 409 today,
Is Marijuana Decriminalization Coming To Rhode Island? By Anthony Johnson Decriminalizing cannabis can save law enforcement resources and hard-earned tax dollars as it is getting
Michigan House Bill 5580 Would Clear Up A Lot Of Grey Areas While some patients in Michigan are able to obtain marijuana through caregivers or
This was just sent to us from the Cannabis Therapy Institute. {Boulder, CO} — Attorney Adam Mayo will present a CLE seminar on the Patient
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