One of Jeff Sessions acts in his first year as attorney general was to rescind policy that restrained law enforcement from excessively seizing assets in a legal act referred to as civil forfeiture. Law enforcement can take cars, money and all sorts of property from any individual that they suspect has violated a federal law, […]
4 SHARES ShareTweet Spread the love The government process is slow and in truth it is intended to be slow with lots of checks and balances, but explain that to potential Los Angeles marijuana dispensary owners and they will give you the serious stink eye. Sales are booming for dispensary owners in California, but Los […]
The State Senate is mulling several bills concerning marijuana and marijuana businesses. One of the biggest bills is the social pot club bill that would allow businesses to allow marijuana use where the city or county has authorized them. As the federal government is debating what it is going to do with recreational marijuana, there […]
BOSTON, July 9, 2018 – CannaCon, the nation’s premier cannabis business convention, will take place on July 27th and 28th at the Hynes Convention Center amidst mounting impatience with Massachusetts retail dispensary delays. “We’re thrilled to be in Boston to see the market grow, and to help businesses launch their own business and networking opportunities. […]
Smoking marijuana can often be viewed as a social experience. Many times when enthusiasts are enjoying their weed they are doing so among friends. There has always been a strong non-violent unity among cannabis consumers. No matter if it’s by passing a joint, blunt, bong around or waiting for some edibles to kick in, we […]
98 SHARES ShareTweet Spread the love The movement to legalize marijuana nationally is pushing hard straight through until the end of the year. 2018 is expected to be a big year for state legalized marijuana with potentially Vermont and New Jersey both legalizing adult-use in the first quarter. The momentum is strong and senators like […]
The Rohrabacher-Farr Amendment may have been the only thing holding back the DOJ from going after state legal cannabis businesses for years now. It used to be called the Rohrabacker-Blumenauer Amendment, but what has stayed consistent about it is Rep. Dana Rohrabacher who has held a seat in the House of Representative for 29 years […]
A few worried parents from Steamboat Springs, Colorado have voiced their concerns about the close proximity of marijuana shop that is set to open near the Rocky Mountain Karate Academy that their children attend. Nine residents so far have penned a letter stating that they are against having their children potentially exposed to the sights, […]
Though marijuana is now legal in 29 states for either medical or recreational use, the number of arrests involving marijuana have actually increased across the country. Those numbers come from the Uniformed Crime Report compiled by the FBI from data sent to the agency from law enforcement operations around the country. The information covers arrests […]
The pot has been stirred and the massive effort to see the federal prohibition of cannabis ended is beginning to see some results. Starting on Monday we will all have until April 23rd to provide comments to the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) as to why marijuana should be reclassified under international drug treaties. The World […]