Brazil to Study Legalization of Medical Marijuana
Brazil will soon look into the possibility of legalizing the use of a marijuana derivative to treat people suffering from severe seizures.
Browsing: Federal Law
Colorado’s Conservative Neighbors Ask Supreme Court to Strike Down Its Pot Law
Nebraska and Oklahoma don't like Colorado's legal marijuana system, and they want the US Supreme Court to get rid of it for them.
Nebraska and Oklahoma Sue Colorado Over Marijuana Law
Two heartland states filed the first major court challenge to marijuana legalization on Thursday
Congress Budget Deal Curbs Federal Medical Marijuana, Hemp Enforcement
Federal funds couldn't be used to go after medical marijuana laws in states where it is legal. And hemp, too.
A Marijuana Measure Worth Watching
This morning, Uruguayan officials will open 18 envelopes. Each will contain a proposal to grow two tonnes of marijuana on up to five hectares of land for sale to the Uruguayan government.
Good Election News for the World’s First Country to Legalize Marijuana
Uruguay's groundbreaking marijuana law appears safe after the ruling Broad Front retained the presidency in Sunday's elections.
Why Does My Child Have To Smoke His Medical Marijuana?
Canadian mother of epileptic child asks why it is illegal to take medical marijuana in an edible form
Tasmanian Government Rejects Call to Decriminalise Medical Marijuana
The Tasmanian Government has swiftly rejected a recommendation from an Upper House committee that it urgently move to decriminalise medicinal cannabis.
All The Progress Made On Marijuana Legalization Could Vanish With A New President
The movement to end marijuana prohibition has made significant progress recently, but it could all be undone when the next president takes office in 2017.
Solving Marijuana’s Banking Problem
One of the main struggles marijuana entrepreneurs face is funding.
