Marijuana Legislation

Late last week, the potential presidential candidate taped a full-throated endorsement in favor of cannabis legalization.

Now may be the time to rehash the topic with someone in your life who could benefit greatly from the herb if they were to either pick it back up or pick it up for the first time.

Earlier this week, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission (“OLCC”) published a news release titled “OLCC Will Pause Acceptance of Marijuana License Applications.”

It is called the “Right to Try,” a measure that the President himself claims will save “hundreds of thousands” of lives.

Memo to underage Colorado cannabis consumers: Don't even try buying your weed a regulated marijuana retailer.

Florida medical patients are one step closer to accessing smokable medical marijuana, after a Leon County circuit judge ruled last week that the state’s ban on smokable cannabis was unconstitutional.

Though it has yet to be released, the New York state health department has wrapped up its much hyped study in regards to legalizing recreational marijuana.

California is the land of plenty — plenty of festivals celebrating its natural bounty of agricultural achievements.

Thanks to a loophole in the 2014 Farm Bill, industrial hemp-derived cannabinoid products have exploded across the states and internet.

Here is our marijuana legislative round up for May 29. Cannabis legislation has been in the headlines for years now, but federal regulatory reforms on other mind-altering substances are also making headway in C0ngress. Meanwhile, at the state level,...