Jimmy Kimmel Presents “Dr. Quinn, Medicinal Marijuana Woman”
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The post Will New Jersey Be The Next State To Legalize Marijuana? appeared first on High Times. Despite the Trump administration’s best efforts to reverse the progress of an Obama-era charge against marijuana prohibition, state-by-state legalization still remains as relevant as ever. Look no further than Vermont’s recent legalization of the plant as proof that…
Legalizing medical and adult use cannabis is on Indiana Democrats’ agenda for 2019. But one state senator isn’t waiting for January’s legislative session to get the ball rolling. So after the ball drops and Indiana lawmakers return to work January 3, State Senator Karen Tallian’s two cannabis bills will be waiting for them. “The Pot…
Ah, the holidays are officially here. If you’re like us, you probably haven’t done much in the way of shopping. You probably haven’t even stopped to think about it. In fact, you probably forgot that Black Friday and Cyber Monday are mere days away. But just ’cause you smoked that thought away doesn’t mean you should…
Marijuana remains illegal in the state of Missouri. But in St. Louis, efforts are being made to scale back prohibition laws. In fact, the city has seen an ongoing string of policy changes in recent years. Now, as St. Louis stops prosecuting cases of weed possession under 100 grams, it appears that the city’s approach…
The post Almost Half of Weed Users Have Gone To Work High appeared first on High Times. Almost half of weed users have gone to work high in marijuana-legal states like Colorado, according to the latest research from Instamator. What’s more is around 40 percent of these high laborers claim to be ripped on the…
The post California Could Dismiss ALL Marijuana Convictions Dating Back To 1975 appeared first on High Times. Here’s some groundbreaking and optimistic news: California could dismiss all marijuana convictions from the past 40 years. Californians with convictions for marijuana-related misdemeanors will see their records cleared, as prosecutors up and down the Golden State begin dismissing…