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Monday update, the politics of pot…
Posted by The National Marijuana News on Monday, February 12, 2018
Monday update, the politics of pot…
Posted by The National Marijuana News on Monday, February 12, 2018
Let’s say that a tourist flies into Las Vegas for a weekend of fun and decides they want to explore the new recreational marijuana market. They could go to any number of dispensaries like Medizin, MMJ America or The+Source and end up with more cannabis than they could ever possibly consume in a weekend. Flying…
6 SHARES ShareTweet Spread the love Rob Kampia, the former MPP director, has started a new consulting company focused on changing laws concerning marijuana. The admitted hypersexual may be leaving the Marijuana Policy Project due to a pending article concerning possible past sexual transgressions though. Regardless of Rob Kampia’s reasons for leaving MPP, a firm…
11 SHARES ShareTweet Spread the love With all of the banking problems the cannabis industry has faced due to the Schedule 1 status of marijuana, Florida medical marijuana seemingly avoided the conversation since they had the First Green Bank. However, Florida may now be more a part of the marijuana banking discussion than any state…
Editor’s Note: This week marks the 80th anniversary of the Marihuana Tax Act of 1937, which went into effect on October 1, 1937. To mark four decades of cannabis prohibition, Leafly is reposting Dan Glick’s feature on Moses Baca and Samuel Caldwell, the first two Americans arrested in the federal government’s eight-decade war on cannabis….
9 SHARES ShareTweet Spread the love There is a lot of confusion surrounding what the Jeff Sessions decision to rescind the Cole Memo actually means to the cannabis industry. Some people are worried it means that U.S. attorneys across the country will start filing charges against state legal marijuana businesses and that it will cause…
While Federal Judge Hellerstein may be sympathetic to Alexis Bortell and Jose Belen, sympathy is not really what our court systems are for. The long wait for the federal case that made national headlines and sought to remove marijuana as a Schedule 1 substance came to a very early end today with the judge throwing…