Expungement Clinics Being Held Throughout N.J. To Help Those With Past Cannabis Convictions
Felix Pineda drove from Somerset to Trenton on Saturday with hopes of expunging a past marijuana conviction that he believes is holding him back.
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Immigrants Deported On Cannabis Charges Unfairly Excluded From Biden Pardon, Advocates Say
Only lawful permanent residents are eligible.
California’s Cannabis-Growing Nuns Pray For Profits
For as far as the eye can see, there are identical rows of crops, with the occasional farmhouse or family home.
Kalamazoo Valley Adds Medical Cannabis Courses to Its Cannabis Education Program
Expanding on its popular workforce cannabis training program
A New ‘Indigenous Cannabis Association’ Aims To Unite America’s Tribes Around A Medicinal Plant That’s Always Been With Them
Columbus Day arrived this year on Oct. 10, and as in previous years, the federal observance was repurposed in many quarters as “Indigenous Peoples’ Day,” a name change proclaimed by no less than President Joe Biden.
Colorado Cannabis Lawyer Reflects On 10-Year Anniversary Of Legalization
It’s been ten years since Colorado became one of the first two states in the country to legalize recreational cannabis.
Germany’s Pledge To Legalize Cannabis Is Luring U.S., Canadian Companies To Invest In Europe
The process to legalize adult-use cannabis in Germany has recently rekindled the interest of US and Canadian cannabis companies to invest in Europe.
Michigan Man At Center Of MSNBC’s New Documentary Shows The Harm Of The War On Drugs
Flint native Michael Thompson received the state’s longest non-violent prison sentence for convictions stemming from selling pot.
What Happens if Marijuana is No Longer Classified as Schedule 1 Drug?
In early October, President Joe Biden granted a pardon to all people convicted previously of federal offenses of simple marijuana possession.
San Diego OKs Long-Awaited Cannabis Equity Program To Help People Of Color Enter Industry
The program was spurred by data showing racial disparities in arrests and ownership of local cannabis businesses.
