Law Banning Manitobans From Growing Cannabis Challenged In Court
The law that bans Manitobans from growing their own cannabis, despite the fact that it is allowed in other provinces, is being challenged in court.
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Federal Cannabis Cases Drop Again In 2021 As More States Legalize
Although Congress has failed to amend federal cannabis laws, clearly the attitudes and priorities of federal prosecutors have shifted
Manitoba Man Taking Province to Court Over Ban on Growing Pot at Home
A Manitoba man has filed a constitutional challenge over the province’s rules about growing pot at home.
Cannabis Businesses Could Save Millions In Taxes Depending On The Outcome Of A California Dispensary’s Federal Appeals Court Case
Amicus briefs filed this week in a Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals tax case signaled the intense interest the cannabis industry has in the IRS
Important Marijuana Dispensary Test Case Happening Now in Vancouver
CANNABIS CULTURE – An important case being brought against the city of Vancouver by medical dispensaries is finally underway, after much anticipation. The outcome of the case could determine whether pot dispensaries in the city will be forced to close or be allowed to remain open.
Florida Ban on Smokable Medical Marijuana Ruled Unconstitutional
A Florida judge has ruled the state’s ban on smokable medical marijuana is unconstitutional.
Massachusetts Court Rules for Woman Fired for Medical Marijuana Use
Massachusetts’ top court on Monday ruled that a woman who had been fired for testing positive for marijuana that she had been legally prescribed under state law could sue her former employer for handicap discrimination.
Marijuana Activists Try to ‘Bottleneck’ Courts to Fight Pot-Related Charges
Pro-legalization advocates say Ottawa’s proposed cannabis legislation is too strict.
Court Rules that Medical Marijuana Card Holders Can’t Buy Firearms
Because it can make them “irrational and unpredictable.”
Judges Question Simple Marijuana Possession Cases as Legality Remains in Limbo
Some criminal trial judges are questioning why people continue to be prosecuted for simple possession of marijuana while the Liberal government moves to legalize the narcotic
