Oregon Governor Pardons Over 45,000 People With Cannabis Possession Convictions
Oregon takes action granting pardons to over 45,000 people with marijuana possession following Biden’s federal clemency.
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Congress Sends First Cannabis Bill To Biden
Passage of the legislation signaled a new era in federal cannabis policy:
‘It Is Absolutely Medicine For Me’: Mothers Call On Kentucky Lawmakers To Pass Medical Marijuana For Their Children
Only 13 states remain without any form of legalized marijuana, and Kentucky and Indiana are two of them.
Thailand Revises Cannabis Rules While Awaiting Delayed New Bill
Thailand has slightly revised rules on the sale and use of cannabis
A Mixed Night For Cannabis On The Ballot
Victories in Maryland and Missouri, losses in Arkansas and the Dakotas.
What Happens To Cannabis Bills If Republicans Take House And Senate? Here’s One View
“The Risk of a Post-Election Funk”
How The Cannabis Industry Can Begin Interstate Commerce— Legally
A federal ban on marijuana and several state laws make selling and transporting weed across state lines illegal. Here’s the road map for changing that.
Czech Republic On The Way To Legalizing Cannabis
In the Czech Republic, hemp products like marijuana, hashish and cannabis oil have been available in pharmacies for years.
Voters In Some Of The Most Conservative States To Weigh In On Recreational Pot
Voters in five states, including four that are among the most conservative in the country, are deciding on whether to legalize recreational marijuana this election.
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.
