Burnt Cannabis Odor Not Grounds For Search, Vermont Supreme Court Rules
Wed / Jan 9th
The ruling by the state’s highest court creates a binding precedent against using the smell of cannabis alone as a reason to seize or search.
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Wed / Jan 9th
The ruling by the state’s highest court creates a binding precedent against using the smell of cannabis alone as a reason to seize or search.
Wed / Jan 9th
Vancouver regulators are threatening fines or jail time for unlicensed cannabis businesses that don’t comply with orders to close.
Wed / Jan 9th
Tenants will be allowed up to 30 days to challenge a potential ban on medical grounds, if necessary.
Tue / Jan 8th
The 25-license limit is “only temporary” and is intended to ensure a constant supply of cannabis.
Tue / Jan 8th
Legal protection that was afforded for much of fall 2018 has ended after a judge dismissed the final cannabis licensing lawsuit against the state.
Tue / Jan 8th
Pre-applications require a large fee and do not guarantee priority in the final licensing process, which will occur after June 4.
Mon / Jan 7th
The misdemeanor cannabis pardons will only be available for people who were 21+ when arrested and it must be the only conviction on their criminal record.
Mon / Jan 7th
Positive drug test results are up across the country, with the largest increases in states with recent legalization and in safety-sensitive jobs.
Mon / Jan 7th
Dozens of New Jersey townships are establishing preemptive bans on the adult-use cannabis industry as state lawmakers are expected to legalize sometime this year.
Mon / Jan 7th
Polling data and a pending compassionate care bill in the state legislature make a strong case for South Carolina’s likelihood to legalize medical cannabis during this year’s legislative session.
Fri / Jan 4th
Unlicensed medical cannabis collectives are expected to shutter next week, reducing access for patients.
Fri / Jan 4th
The unofficial list contains 60 cities — but regulators expect more as the licensing and regulation process continues.
Fri / Jan 4th
A report by Chief Justice John Roberts indicates that while drug prosecutions as a whole rose 2 percent, cannabis prosecutions fell.
Thu / Jan 3rd
New Jersey Bill S10 has missed previous deadlines due to political wrangling. Now, further delays are expected as debate over the adult-use legislation expected in the coming session begins to heat up.
Thu / Jan 3rd
Some resistance is expected but cannabis advocates believe that, given the option, voters will choose to legalize.
Thu / Jan 3rd
Massachusetts regulators are attempting to align laws for driving under the influence of cannabis with existing alcohol laws.
Wed / Jan 2nd
It’s the first time that cannabis companies could place advertisements at New York City’s famous Times Square New Year’s Eve party.
Wed / Jan 2nd
CBD content in European cannabis products, however, has not risen alongside its psychoactive counterpart.
Wed / Jan 2nd
The share prices of large cannabis companies in the U.S. have fallen since the start of December.
Wed / Jan 2nd
The proposal would allow interstate cannabis exports to other legalized states, but Oregon’s governor would need to reach an agreement with the receiving state and product would be prohibited from crossing borders with non-legal states.
Tue / Jan 1st
Five years after the birth of Colorado’s legal cannabis marketplace, the first statewide legalization “experiment” is a proven success and the dire warnings from prohibitionists have still failed to come to fruition.
Mon / Dec 31st
Texas is in the minority of states that haven’t passed major cannabis reform legislation, but mounting pressure from both within and outside the state could result in significant progress on that front in 2019.
Mon / Dec 31st
The Republican governor says he won’t consider legalization of any type because it would be going against federal laws, never mind the potential tax revenue from legal cannabis and the ongoing criminal justice crisis that prohibition has wrought.
Fri / Dec 28th
The analysis reveals no connection between additional miles of border fence and the rate of cannabis seizures but does reveal a large drop in seizures following the launch of state-legal sales.
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