Articles tagged with "legislation"

Edibles are legal in Oregon tomorrow, Ohio’s medical cannabis bill is twiddling its thumbs, and yes, it’s possible to lose money in the cannabis biz.

Kansas eases penalties for possession, New Jersey takes a pass on $300M in tax revenue, and is the Philippines’ freeze on cannabis starting to thaw?

Many legislators are anticipating a long night, as the House and Senate planned votes on dozens of bills before they recess until after the November election.

How tough is it for cities to craft workable dispensary rules? Consider the conundrum in San Jose, California.

Louisiana could expand its narrow MMJ law, Colorado sees strong sales in 2016, and does Washington already grow enough cannabis?

On the international front, the Global Cannabis Campaign saw traction in Colombia and South Africa, while Canada’s cracking down and Australia introduced medical legislation.

Orlando decriminalizes, AAA says driver blood tests are pretty much meaningless, and innovators want to stir up the grinder game.

A session that began with a serious chance to legalize in Vermont ended with no legalization, no expansion of decriminalization, and not even a commission to study the issue.

Tuesday’s 121-to-28 vote appears to kill any chance this year that Vermont will become the first state to legislate legalization.

With less than a week before Hawaii is scheduled to announce the names of the state’s first medical marijuana dispensary owners, lawmakers are considering a bill to clarify gaps in last year’s dispensary law.