What Can, Can’t You Do With Cannabis in New Jersey Now?
New Jersey’s recreational marijuana market is now voter approved and in effect under legislation signed last week by Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy.
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Illinois Erases 500,000 Low-Level Cannabis Charges
State completes the legal process four years ahead of 2025 deadline.
Latin America Moves Toward Legalization With Some Absurd Exceptions
Before he was elected, the President of Argentina said that “the war on drugs has failed” and “the solution isn’t to go around persecuting people for smoking a joint”.
No B.C. Driver Has Been Criminally Charged With Cannabis Impairment Since Legalization
Enforcement of B.C.’s drug-impaired driving regime is under the microscope after a Vancouver Island motorist avoided drug penalties, despite reportedly being caught by police throwing a lit joint from their vehicle.
Feds Hint at Amnesty on Marijuana Charges, but Not Until After Legalization
Meanwhile, a campaign launched to address the racial bias in Canada’s prosecution of marijuana laws is pushing a bigger plan – to help racialized people succeed in the fast growing legal weed business.
Halifax Cannabis Shop Owner Says Charges Dropped in Relation to Three Raids
In a court hearing lasting just over one minute, the Crown withdrew all charges against a Halifax marijuana advocate stemming from a series of police raids at his medical cannabis shop.
Pot Charges Rise in Montreal Despite Downward Trend in Rest of Canada
Montreal and Quebec police aren’t scaling back cannabis-related charges as legalization looms.
Marijuana Activists Try to ‘Bottleneck’ Courts to Fight Pot-Related Charges
Pro-legalization advocates say Ottawa’s proposed cannabis legislation is too strict.
Trudeau says his dad went to bat for son Michel when he was charged with pot possession
After legalization, Trudeau will introduce a ‘process’ to ‘make things fairer’ for those with pot convictions
Where is Cannabis Legal, Which Countries Have the Harshest Penalties for Smoking Weed and Will it be Legalized in the UK?
Prison time, hard labour and DEATH are among the most severe penalties.
