Marijuana Legislation

New York may have no choice but to put a rush on marijuana legalization in the upcoming legislative session. If not, the state could miss out on substantial tax dollars while also exhausting law enforcement resources.

The Marijuana Policy Project will support Legalize ND by offering guidance around strategy and fundraising efforts in the lead up to the election.

Lawmakers continue to work on it and now a new legalization bill is finished, polished and ready for possible implementation.

President Trump is planning a series of meetings next week at the United Nations General Assembly in New York in an effort to push his agenda in the international drug war.

Canada is set to legalize cannabis on October 17, becoming one of the only countries...

Though South African leadership has been opposed to cannabis, seeing it as harmful, the vote to decrim was unanimous.

There have been some developments over the past weeks that suggest the floodgates are starting to crack with respect to this issue.

Mormon church leaders said that they would support medical marijuana, but with the caveats that it be prescribed by a doctor and dispensed by a pharmacy.

If it goes the distance, medical marijuana research in the United States could make significant strides from where it has stood for more than the past five decades.

If the bill passes, it could substantially open job and workplace opportunities for those with criminal records due to their past marijuana convictions.