Illinois Considers Allowing People to Possess, Grow or Buy Marijuana
Marijuana advocates are trying to lay the groundwork for Illinois to become the first state in the Midwest and the ninth nationwide to legalize recreational pot.
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Crown Seeking Jail for Owners of Waterloo Marijuana Store
The Crown will be seeking jail sentences for the owners of a Waterloo marijuana store charged after a police raid last summer. Nour Louka, 30, pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana for the purpose of trafficking. Her husband, Shady Louka, 31, pleaded guilty to careless storage of a 9mm Glock handgun. They both face aRead More
Colorado Patients Can’t Grow 99 Cannabis Plants Anymore
A Colorado plan to crack down on homegrown cannabis is rapidly heading to the governor’s desk after lawmakers changed the bill to give marijuana patients more leeway.
Autism, AIDS, Alzheimer’s Among New Cannabis Oil-Eligible Conditions
A compromise bill to expand the conditions that can legally be treated with cannabis oil in Georgia is set to go before the Georgia House of Representatives on Wednesday.
6 People Arrested Following a Raid at a Kingston Marijuana Dispensary
4 days. That’s how long Canna-Green on Princess Street was open before Kingston Police shut it down.
Police Identify 8 Charged in Marijuana Dispensary Raids
London police have released the identities of the eight people charged in last week’s raids at five illegal marijuana dispensaries.
Legalization Limbo: Marijuana in Grey Area While Government Prepares Change in the Law
Federal government has promised legalization legislation this spring.
Israel Marijuana: Users to Face Fine Rather than Criminal Charge
The Israeli government has taken steps to reduce the penalties for personal marijuana use.
Why I Work at an Ottawa Marijuana Dispensary: ‘Budtenders’ Arrested for Drug Trafficking Speak Out
Nova Coates recognized the armed man in the black balaclava as soon as he burst into her Bank Street store.
Congressional Cannabis Caucus Unites to Protect Marijuana Industry
Twentyeight states have legalized marijuana to some extent but only four congressmen are advocating overtly for the industry.
