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California: Nevada County District Attorney to Dismiss Decades’ Worth of Marijuana Convictions

The Office of the District Attorney for Nevada County (population: 99,000) has filed a motion to dismiss hundreds of low-level marijuana convictions dating back to the 1970s. Several other felony marijuana convictions will be reduced to misdemeanors. Nevada County joins Alameda, Los...

Gallup: Seven in Ten Americans Say That “Smoking Marijuana” Is Morally Acceptable

Seven in ten Americans say that it is morally permissible for adults to “smoke marijuana,” regardless of the plant’s legal status, according to nationwide polling data compiled by Gallup. That is an increase of five percentage points since Gallup last posed the...

Virginia: Marijuana Arrests Decline Year-Over-Year

by NORML June 1, 2020 The total number of marijuana-related marijuana arrests declined more than eight percent from 2018 to 2019, according to annual data compiled by the Virginia State Police. State law enforcement officials recorded 26,470 arrests for marijuana...

A NORML Party 50 Years In The Making

by NORML April 17, 2020 In celebration of NORML’s 50th anniversary, L.A. NORML is putting on a 100% FREE virtual live-streaming event where we will take a journey through time and honor cannabis pioneers, new leaders, and future change...

Drug Policy Alliance Statement on the Presentation of the Final ATI Report to Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors

Report Contains Recommendations to Implement Safe Consumption Sites, Decriminalize Drug Use and a Motion to Create an ATI Unit Within the County’s Chief Executive Office Los Angeles, CA – Below is a statement from Jeannette Zanipatin, Esq., California State Director...

Gallup: Twelve Percent of Adults Acknowledge Smoking Marijuana

by Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director February 4, 2020 Twelve percent of US adults self-identify as cannabis consumers, according to survey data compiled by Gallup. According to the survey, men (15 percent) were more likely than women (nine percent) to...

New Proposed Justice Department Rule Aims to Deny Asylum for People with Minor Drug Convictions

Rule Would Even Penalize Those with Convictions that Have Been Expunged or Modified New York, NY – In response to Attorney General William Barr’s issuance on Wednesday of a proposed new rule to bar a grant of asylum to any...

Clinical Trial: Transdermal Application of CBD Effective in Patients with Myofascial Pain

The transdermal application of plant-derived CBD reduces fascial pain in patients with temporomandibular disorders (TMD aka TMJ), according to clinical data published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine. Polish investigators conducted a randomized, double-blind placebo-controlled trial assessing the efficacy...

Study Finds “Little Support” for Cannabis Impacting Cognitive Abilities

by Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director November 26, 2019 The occasional use of cannabis during late adolescence is not independently associated with adverse effects on cognitive abilities in young adulthood, according to longitudinal data published in the journal Drug...

Report: Potency of CBD Products Sold Online Often Deviates From What Is Advertised

by NORML November 7, 2019 CBD-infused products sold online frequently possess significantly lower percentages of CBD than advertised, according to a report published by the online watchdog group LegitScript.com. Investigators lab-tested 30 CBD products obtained from leading online retailers. Twenty...
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House of Reps Voted to Increase Waivers for Recruits Who Smoke Cannabis

The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a measure that would broaden opportunities for military recruits who test positive...
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