In a significant development in U.S. cannabis policy, the federal government is poised to make a monumental change to marijuana regulations that could reshape the
There has been a lot of discussion at the federal level regarding the rescheduling of cannabis. Currently, cannabis is a Schedule I substance and is
Why there are so many in jail for weed when it is becoming legalized? Read here for an update on pardons for cannabis related charges.
The implementation of the medical marijuana program in Mississippi has gone rather awry, and citizens are angry and ready to be vocal about the whole
With a shocking ruling that stunned marijuana advocates across the country, the Mississippi Supreme Court recently overturned Initiative 65, which would have established a robust
A constitutional ballot initiative aimed at legalizing adult-use cannabis in Florida has been struck down, following a split ruling by the state’s Supreme Court. Pro-Cannabis
On Wednesday, the Mississippi Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments in favor of and against an impending medical cannabis program. After passage by popular
Marijuana activist and Polk County resident Carl Olsen has filed a lawsuit in Iowa district court, claiming the state has unnecessarily delayed requesting federal exemption
Andrew Panaggio, a New Hampshire man who was prescribed medical marijuana to help with his back pain has won a second victory in a legal
In November 2020, over 54% of voters in South Dakota turned out to support a constitutional amendment to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in
1880 Opium Importation from China to the US is Banned Opium is first on our chart of illegal drugs. One way to look at this,
The plaintiffs in a landmark lawsuit seeking to declare the federal law that criminalizes marijuana unconstitutional have received an enormous boost. A total of nine
In an appeal with national implications, a petition has been filed with the U.S. Supreme Court, demanding that the federal statute criminalizing marijuana, the Controlled
Does Missouri Have Medical Cannabis? Yes. After voters passed Amendment 2 by an overwhelming margin in November 2018., Missouri voters showed their support behind MO
Like we don’t already have enough on our minds with the coronavirus pandemic surging, the economy collapsing and keeping up with a massive. legitimate and
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed a social equity bill into law on June 30 that will also enable him to issue mass-pardons for people with
In a vote of 236-181, the House of Representatives approved the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act of 2020, which will prohibit federal, state, and
Missouri is now a legal medical marijuana state, but six years ago in 2014, the Missouri legislature was able to pass SB 491 a modified,
Craig Cesal was serving a life sentence behind bars, without the possibility of parole, for a first-time nonviolent marijuana conspiracy offense. On June 17, 2020,
Governor Steve Sisolak (D) put forward a plan to pardon tens of thousands of Nevada residents who were previously convicted for possession of small amounts
What is Amendment 2? Missouri voters legalized medical marijuana when they passed Missouri Constitutional Amendment 2 on November 6, 2018. The amendment is now Article
A New Jersey Supreme Court rules that MMJ patients can no longer be fired for failing a drug test.
A bill that would have reduced felony violations for marijuana possession has failed in Kansas.
Cannabis convictions in Los Angeles County will be dismissed thanks to California’s approval of Proposition 64.
