Articles tagged with "laws"

Being from a state with legal cannabis isn’t enough to arouse reasonable suspicion, a 10th Circuit panel said.

According to a new report, California law enforcement made nearly half a million cannabis-related arrests during the past decade.

Whether or not cannabis consumption should qualify as doping remains a controversial issue in the world of sports. For now, it’s one of the many substances classified as a performance-enhancing drug and barred by the World Anti-Doping Agency. But three years ago the agency raised its testing threshold for cannabis — a signal to some that […]

Montana group seeks to undo state’s MMJ law, California makes moves to limit police property seizures, and Chris Christie’s back in the cannabis spotlight.

If you haven’t been convicted of a crime, a bipartisan pair of California state senators think the police shouldn’t be able to take your stuff.

Prosecutors in Oregon have dropped all charges against a 19 year old accused of possessing less than a gram of cannabis.

Supporters of adult-use legalization filed a lawsuit Thursday accusing opponents of including false and misleading language in official ballot materials.

State Attorney General Marty Jackley announced charges against leaders of the Colorado-based cannabis company Monarch America, which a Native American tribe had asked to help launch a cannabis project on tribal land.

Illinois expands qualifying conditions and hits new sales record, New Mexico still fumbling with patient delays, and and a Japanese MMJ advocate dies while awaiting trial.

Officials posted new forms for doctors and patients in the state’s medical marijuana program and announced Wednesday that July retail sales reached a new high.