Thailand Dreams Of High-End Cannabis Tourism After Marijuana Is Legalized
From Bangkok Hilton to Bridget Jones, Thailand’s reputation as one of the strictest countries in the world for drug offences is well documented.
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New York Launches Cannabis Education Campaign
Cannabis management director: ‘Very few New Yorkers knew that we had legalized at all’.
U.S. House Of Representatives Passes Federal Cannabis Legalization Bill MORE Act
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the MORE Act, a bill that would end the federal prohibition on cannabis by removing it from the list of banned controlled substances.
Cannabis Stocks Are Hot Ahead Of A House Panel Hearing On A Federal Legalization Bill
Investor optimism over the possibility of federal cannabis legalization has contributed to a strong rally in beaten-down pot stocks.
4/20 – the Teen Pot Holiday
CANNABIS CULTURE – “It is a new form of tyranny by the old over the young. You have the adult with a cocktail in one hand and a cigarette in the other saying ‘you cannot’ to the child. This is untenable.” – Margaret Mead, October 27th, 1969 (1)
Federal Marijuana Offenses Dropped Sharply In 2021, Says New Report
The number of federal offenders charged with marijuana-related crimes in 2021 plummeted as compared to recent years, says a new report.
Pennsylvania’s Cannabis Laws Are Among Harshest In U.S. Despite Public Support Of Legalization
A report from the Marijuana Policy Project found that 19 states still penalize possession of small amounts with possible jail time.
How Legal Cannabis Could Revive Southern Economies
On February 3, 2022, Mississippi became the 37th state to legalize medical cannabis, following in Louisiana’s and Alabama’s footsteps as the first movers in the Deep South.
Cannabis Legalization: Is Weed Legal in My State?
Legal cannabis is a $15 billion industry in the US, but it’s still prohibited at the federal level.
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
