Cannabis And National Decriminalization: The Story So Far
Unraveling marijuana laws could be a long, tedious process, but some lawmakers have said they’re ready to try.
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Is France Moving Towards A Legalization Of Cannabis?
France has some of the harshest cannabis laws in Europe
Preparing For Cannabis Legalization In The US: Lessons From The North
Following the results of the 2020 presidential election, cannabis advocates across the nation breathed a sigh of relief
Another Cannabis Referendum? Vote Proposed On Decriminalisation
Another referendum on cannabis is being proposed – this time to decriminalise, but not legalise, the drug.
Cannabis Stocks Soar On Biden Win, Legalization Hopes And Solid Results
November has delivered a triple-whammy of great news for cannabis stocks:
House Democrats Postpone Cannabis Legalization Bill Until Post-Election
“At a time when people are really struggling just to pay the bills and to get through this health crisis, [COVID relief] should be our priority.”
Bill To Decriminalize Marijuana At Federal Level Up For House Vote Next Month
A landmark bill that would decriminalize marijuana use at the federal level is up for vote soon.
The Use of Cannabis in the United States Should Be Decriminalized
Amid the long-overdue national conversation about achieving true social justice, one key element is being largely overlooked:
Public Cannabis Consumption Now Allowed in Colombia: Is Full Marijuana Legalization Next?
It’s been seven years since Colombia decriminalized the possession of small amounts of cannabis and other illicit drugs, and about three years since the South American country legalized medical cannabis
Johann Hari: The Lessons of a Failed War on Drugs
The 2015 book Chasing The Scream: The First and Last Days of the War on Drugs, is a New York Times bestseller. It’s also a scathing account of the trillion dollar, global drug war’s many policy failures. The book’s author, Scottish-born journalist Johann Hari, has traveled to over 18 countries to investigate drug criminalization. What heRead More
