Marijuana And Election 2016: Where The Presidential Candidates Stand
Legalization of marijuana is expected to be a big issue during the 2016 elections.
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New Bill Would Protect Legal Cannabis States from Asset Seizures
An innovative new bipartisan bill called the “Stop Civil Asset Forfeiture Funding for Marijuana Suppression Act” has been introduced by Representatives Ted Lieu (D-CA) and Justin Amash (R-MI).
Taxpayers are Paying $60 for Every Pot Plant the DEA Destroys in Oregon
The Drug Enforcement Administration spent $960,000 to destroy marijuana plants in that state in 2014 as part of its “Cannabis Eradication Program,” according to a recent report by NBC affiliate KGW in Portland, Ore.
A State-by-State Guide to Cannabis Packaging and Labeling Laws
Proper cannabis labeling and packaging is a crucial component to staying in compliance with state guidelines.
Medical Marijuana Act may be Unfixable, says Attorney
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – The Michigan Court of Appeals decision upholding the conviction of a Kentwood man for violating the Michigan Medical Marijuana Act does little to clarify a law many see as confusing.
When a Cannabis Consumer Kills, Should Marijuana Take the Rap?
Between 1911, when Massachusetts became the first state to ban marijuana, and 1937, when Congress made pot prohibition the law of the land, cannabis acquired a reputation as a “killer drug” that drove people to irrational acts of violence.
Weekend Weirdness: Texas Cannabis Bust Nearly Foiled by…Bigfoot Hunters?
A group’s hunt for the elusive, mystical, and totally-not-fake Sasquatch in Delta County, Texas, affected deputy efforts to bust an illegal cannabis grow.
SPREADING THE WORD
Coloroado marijuana church opens cannabis museum near Wyoming border
Leafly List: The Top Cannabis Locations in the U.S., September 2015
The Leafly List ranks the top dispensaries and retail stores in each of the major US cannabis markets every month.
Colorado Cannabis Tax Revenue Surpasses Alcohol Tax for the First Time Ever
For the first time since Colorado legalized recreational cannabis, the state’s tax revenue for marijuana surpassed its revenue for alcohol.
