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.
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Our Outdated Marijuana Laws Put Americans In Danger. It’s Past Time For Federal Cannabis Reforms.
The simple truth is that continued federal cannabis prohibition is neither tenable nor the will of the American electorate.
Apple Secretly Joined Amazon In Advancing Commercial Cannabis Reform
This past summer, a little recognized thing occurred — one of the largest and most respected companies in the world quietly changed its policies in favor of cannabis.
Which Countries Will Likely Legalize Cannabis In 2022 And Why Isn’t The US Among Them?
Cannabis reform is heating up across the nation.
Stand For Craft: How Canada’s Craft Cannabis Cultivators Are Pushing For Tax Reform
It’s been just three short years since cannabis was legalized in Canada
Italy About To Decriminalize Adult-Use Cannabis And Home Cultivation
In Italy, the Justice Committee of the Lower House approved a reform that decriminalizes recreational consumption of marijuana and allows home cultivation of up to four plants.
Can Medical Cannabis In Thailand Balance Profits And Patients?
For the past four years, the Thai government has been making legislative reforms to build a market for medical cannabis.
Democratic Senators Will Push To Pass Pot Reform Bill This Year
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and two other Democratic senators said Monday that they will push to pass this year sweeping legislation
Multiple Non-Violent Cannabis Offenders Pardoned on Trump’s Last Day
CANNABIS CULTURE – Former President Donald Trump’s list of last-day pardons included 12 people imprisoned for non-violent cannabis offenses, some of who were under life-without-parole sentences.
DEA’s Latest Policy Change Another Burden on Cannabis Research
CANNABIS CULTURE – Dr. John Streicher of the University of Arizona says the DEA’s new regulations offer no help to researchers — and he’s not the only one.
