A Big Way Airports Have Changed Now That Cannabis Is Legal In New York State
“New Yorkers 21 years old and older can possess, obtain and transport up to three ounces of cannabis.”
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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.
Adult-Use Cannabis In Europe: The Final Countdown Begins
In this insightful article, international cannabis expert, Barbara Pastori, explores the potential impact of adult-use legalization in Europe.
Staff At New York Airport Checkpoints Will No Longer Be Looking For And Seizing Weed
No more confiscating cannabis, issuing tickets for possession or making weed-related arrests at airports across the state.
Mexico Cannabis: Top Court Decriminalizes Recreational Use Of Cannabis
Mexico’s Supreme Court has decriminalised the private recreational use of cannabis by adults, calling the current prohibition unconstitutional.
Ohio House Dems File First-Ever Adult-Use Cannabis Legalization Bill
Many presume Republican Gov. Mike DeWine will oppose the bill as would the GOP-dominated Legislature.
Argentina: One Step Closer To Regulated Medical Cannabis And Hemp Industries Following Senate Approval
Argentina’s Senate approved a regulatory framework for the development of its medical cannabis and industrial hemp sectors in a 56-5 vote with one abstention, reports Hemp Today.
Updated Guide To Cannabis Laws Around The World
Gradually, people are becoming aware of the value cannabis offers, making it possible for countries and regions to accept and legalize cannabis.
Cannabis Convict Freed From Prison After 12 Years. Don’t Stop There, Gov. Parson
Robert Franklin was sentenced to 22 years in state prison for possessing 1 pound of marijuana with the intent to distribute.
A Family’s Decision To Cross State Lines With Marijuana Led To Their Child Being Taken Away
Earlier this year, a Michigan woman named Erika Prock set out on a road trip with her 18-month-old son to pick up her husband Todd from her in-laws along the Mississippi-Alabama border.
