Marijuana Opponents Using Racketeering Law to Fight Industry
A federal law crafted to fight the mob is giving marijuana opponents a new strategy in their battle to stop the expanding industry: racketeering lawsuits.
Scarlette Daniels
Is juicing raw marijuana the next green drink?
Every morning, Katie Marsh starts her day with a green smoothie— infused with cannabis.
Big Court Defeat for Marijuana Despite Record Tax Harvests
Should marijuana businesses pay tax on gross profits or net profits? It sounds like a silly question. Virtually every business in every country pays tax only on net profits, after expenses.
Lawmakers to Hold Hearing on Tobacco, Marijuana Bills
BOSTON — Legislation aimed at tobacco and marijuana use in Massachusetts is the subject of a public hearing at the Statehouse this week.
Marijuana Harder to Find in Ohio as Growers Operate Indoors
CLEVELAND (AP) – A drop in the number of marijuana plants seized in Ohio in recent years can be attributed a greater push by growers to cultivate the plants indoors, according to authorities.
Ninth Circuit: Legal or Not, Marijuana Facility Cannot Deduct its Expenses
Legalized medicinal marijuana is yesterdays’ news; legal recreational marijuana is the way of the world now, and with each passing year, additional states are considering the legalize-and-tax regime first instituted by Colorado and Washington.
Police Seize Cannabis-Laced Gummy Bears Near Montreal
Despite their sweet appearance, these gummy bears seized by Laval police are laced with THC, the active ingredient in cannabis.
Medical Marijuana Dispensary Pilot Project considered by White Rock City Council
Randy Caine wants the city to prepare for a potential influx of marijuana dispensaries
Scientists Know How to Switch Off Weed Side-Effects like Paranoia
Research has led to experts identifying two different mechanisms that control the medical effects and psychological effects.
