Study Finds Aboriginal Adults Caught With Cannabis More Likely To Go To Court
Legal advocates say new findings that Aboriginal adults are more likely to be charged after being caught with cannabis are “another example of police bias”.
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Rhode Island Expunges Over 23,000 Cannabis Possession Records
The Rhode Island judiciary system has expunged more than 23,000 marijuana possession records
Colorado Gov. Polis And California Senate’s Reforms In Cannabis-Related Employment Protections
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill that solidifies protections for individuals with past cannabis use from facing professional consequences.
Competition Bureau Recommends Changing THC Limits For Edibles, Easing Pot Packaging
Canada’s competition watchdog is putting its weight behind some longtime cannabis industry asks including easing restrictions
New Law Against Drug Trafficking Allows Medical Cannabis Use In Chile
This week, the Chilean Official Gazette published the long-awaited Law 21,575 against Drug Trafficking, also known as the Anti-Narcotics Law
Governor Jared Polis Signs Colorado Psychedelics Bill
Governor Jared Polis has signed a bill designed to implement and regulate psychedelic legalization and decriminalization, with the law taking effect July 1.
Despite Some Progress on Legalization, the War on Cannabis Is Not Over
A true end to the war would also entail reparations to communities of color and the expungement of criminal records.
B.C. Removes Window Coverings For Cannabis Shops Amid Safety Concerns
Across Vancouver Friday night, cannabis retailer stores were removing wrapping from their windows.
Minnesota Lawmakers Pass Cannabis Legalization Bill
The Minnesota state legislature on Saturday passed a bill to legalize recreational marijuana
Nebraska Medical Cannabis Petition Effort Begins For The Third Time
‘This time we have a lot more time to do it and we’re excited to get back out there and see Nebraskans rise to the occasion yet again’.
