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NFL Ponders Reducing Punishment for Marijuana Use
The second biggest talking point is the NFL’s longstanding ban on cannabis use.
February 18, 2020
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The second biggest talking point is the NFL’s longstanding ban on cannabis use.
The same tinctures once freely sold off of carts now may lead to years of imprisonment in harsh conditions in America. Why? When was the
Senator Olga Sanchez criticized Mexico’s decades of cannabis prohibition, blaming it for drug trafficking violence.
The FDA called for public comments on international scheduling of cannabis for WHO meeting in November. You responded!
Halloween 2018: Mexico’s Supreme Court rules that an absolute ban on recreational cannabis use is unconstitutional.
Enforcing laws around legal weed will be “a work in progress,” but police will be on the lookout for impaired drivers.
At the 2018 UN General Assembly, Trump calls on global leaders to escalate war on drugs and create a “drug-free future.”
European governments haven’t legalized cannabis yet, they are becoming more open-minded to the therapeutic benefits.
The DEA increased the amount of permissible research on Cannabis and says it will control opioid production.
The United Nations is to Undertake Review of How Cannabis is Classified Under International Drug Treaties.
We’ve got until April 23rd to let the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) know our opinion on reclassifying cannabis.
Now the Trump administration is considering a plan that would allow states to require mandatory drug testing.
This ordinance is a first step to push back against laws that have deeply impacted, in particular, poor communities.
Medical cannabis laws are associated with significant reductions in opioid prescribing in the Medicare Part D population
In a plea deal he will have to complete the NFL drug program, which is apparently a revolving door of weed users.
Portugal’s has seen Dramatic Declines in Overdose Deaths & Drug Arrests
More than 50 Percent of Voters in all Albuquerque City Council Districts Support Decriminalizing Possession of Marijuana
Donald Trump is reportedly telling people that he favors the death penalty for people who deal drugs.
On Tuesday a new report by the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) will show how and why marijuana legalization is working so far
The bill would end federal marijuana prohibition by removing the drug from the DEA’s list of controlled substances.
Trump claimed during his Camp David speech that countries with “very harsh drug policies” have “much less difficulty.”
Kansas State Rep. Steve Alford (R) made racist comments regarding African Americans and marijuana.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions wants your doc to test you for marijuana.