Barcelona Cannabis Clubs Face Closure In New Legal Setback
Barcelona’s 200 cannabis clubs face closure after the supreme court shut a legal loophole that has seen the city become Spain’s marijuana capital.
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Mexico May Be Just Weeks Away From Legalizing Marijuana
An October 2018 Supreme Court ruling is about to make Mexico the third country worldwide to green-light adult-use cannabis.
Be The Change : How to Defend Yourself in Court from “Legalization”
CANNABIS CULTURE – “If we could change ourselves, the tendencies in the world would also change.” – Gandhi, 1913 (1)
Mexico Just Took a Big Step Toward Marijuana Legalization
Mexico’s Supreme Court deemed the country’s marijuana prohibition law unconstitutional.
Will a Supreme Court Case End Provinces’ Pot Monopolies Before Legal Stores Even Open?
As provinces begin drafting laws for the control and sale of cannabis on their territories, a case that the Supreme Court of Canada will hear in a few weeks threatens to derail their plans.
Legal Pot In Mexico: Everything You Need to Know
On June 19th, 2017, Mexico legalized medical marijuana, or more specifically, “pharmacological derivatives of cannabis” to be regulated and studied by the Ministry of Health.
Judge Blasts ‘Ridiculous’ 18-Year Sentence for Marijuana
Is 18 years in prison without the possibility of parole too harsh for a man arrested with 18 grams of marijuana?
B.C. Supreme Court Rules Municipalities can Regulate Pot Dispensaries
Case centred on Mary Jane’s Glass and Gifts in Abbotsford which challenged city order to shutter it.
Arizona Supreme Court: Marijuana Odor is Enough to Allow Searches
The Arizona Supreme Court says the mere smell of marijuana can still be the sole basis for police to obtain a warrant to conduct a search, despite the state’s legalization of medical marijuana.
What Today’s Supreme Court Decision Means for the Future of Legal Weed
The Supreme Court’s decision today to toss out a lawsuit that could have brought Colorado’s legal marijuana boom to a screeching halt hasn’t deterred opponents of the national legalization effort.
