Marijuana Legislation

There are five boroughs that make up The City That Never Sleeps, and not all are on board with the looser approaches to marijuana.

There are no signs of a slow down when it comes to ending pot prohibition at the state level. Several more jurisdictions are on track for this reform. Here are six to watch.

Medical Marijuana 2020 is the campaign to legalize medicinal use in Mississippi.

The July 30 decision only applies to cannabis consumption.

The nomination of Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court, Americans are rife with speculation on how he feels about cannabis. Kavanaugh has never ruled directly on cannabis matters.

District Attorney Cyrus Vance ushered in a new policy that will allegedly end criminal prosecution of marijuana, including possession and burning in the borough of Manhattan. However, this is not Manhattanites’ first time at the around the decriminalization block.

The legislation he plans to introduce will expunge criminal records and release those jailed who otherwise would not be under the proposed new law.

Utah is voting on medical marijuana this coming November and it’s creating a riff in the Mormon community.

These seven states are on their way to becoming billion dollar markets within the next four years, according to the latest data from ArcView Market Research and BDS Analytics.

In spite of price, a new study finds that most cannabis buyers would still prefer to get their pot products from a legitimate dispensary rather than frequent the black market.