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Medical Marijuana

Oklahoma: Voters Still Have Time to Register Ahead of March Legalization Vote

Oklahomans will decide on March 7 whether to approve a citizens’ initiated measure (State Question 820) legalizing the adult-use marijuana market. State Question 820 permits adults to legally possess and home-cultivate personal use qualities of cannabis while also establishing a...

Truck Drivers Are Leaving the Industry In Droves Due to Outdated Drug Testing Methods

Licensed truck drivers are leaving the workforce in droves as outdated marijuana testing requirements are being strictly enforced. As many as 40,000 commercially licensed truck drivers failed federally mandated drug screens for marijuana in 2022. Many of these drivers...

District of Columbia: Bills Transmitted to Congress Providing for Marijuana Expungements, Expanded Medical Access

City lawmakers have provided final approval to a pair of bills that seek to significantly reform marijuana laws in the District of Columbia. Last week, District officials transmitted B24-0063: The Second Chance Amendment Act of 2021 to Congress absent...

Study: Cannabis Use Reduces Daily Use of Prescription Opioids in Chronic Pain Patients

The use of medical cannabis products is associated with substantial long-term decreases in the daily use of prescription opioids among patients suffering from chronic pain, according to data published today in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)...

Poll: Virginia Voters Support Legalizing Adult-use Cannabis Retail Sales

A Christopher Newport University survey shows 60 percent of Virginians favor legalizing the retail sale of adult-use of marijuana products. Virginians’ attitudes, like Americans’ attitudes, are increasingly supportive of ending the failed policy of marijuana prohibition and replacing it...

Cannabis Farms In California Are Rapidly Declining Due To Low Demand

Growers in California are leaving the industry in droves. This comes as prices hit record lows and the industry becomes stagnant. Cannabis wholesale technology platform LeafLink reports that the total square footage of cultivation canopy in California has dropped...

Tens of Thousands of Commercial Truckers Leaving the Workforce Over Outdated Marijuana Testing Requirements

Over 40,000 commercially licensed truck drivers failed federally mandated drug screens for marijuana in 2022, and many did not reapply to return to work, according to statistics compiled by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse,...

I’m Interning with NORML to Join the Fight Against a Failed Policy

by Lucy Matthews — American University, Class of 2024 I’m choosing to intern at NORML this spring because the organization is committed to fighting on behalf of the rights of cannabis consumers and ending the failed experiment of marijuana prohibition.  Growing...

Study: Marijuana Legalization Not Associated with Elevated Rates of Psychosis-Related Health Outcomes

State-level marijuana legalization laws are not associated with a statistically significant increase in rates of psychosis-related health outcomes, according to data published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Network Open. A team of Stanford University investigators evaluated...

State Policy Weekly Update 1/24/2023

Lawmakers in many states have started pre-filing marijuana law reform legislation and some sessions have already begun holding hearings. This week’s update highlights legislative developments in Connecticut, Hawaii, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New...
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Some Trump supporter reactions to a potential rescheduling

It seems Trump has decided that rescheduling marijuana has become popular enough for him to do it, and now...
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