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Marijuana Legislation

The GOP Will Support Cannabis Rider To Protect State Rights

Cannabis’ status as a Schedule I drug, meaning it has a high potential of abuse and no medicinal value.

Canadians Legalize Marijuana Like Alcohol

  Although it may have not been an easy concept for some federal lawmakers to sink their teeth into, Canada has officially legalized recreational marijuana. The passing of the Cannabis Act is being hailed as a “historic” move in the...

Texas Republicans Now Support Cannabis Decriminalization

This past weekend the state’s Republican Party passed a platform that includes marijuana decriminalization and an expansion of the Compassionate Use Act.

‘LA Times’ Thanks Jeff Sessions For Pushing Marijuana Reform Forward

It is U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ drug war against states that have ended pot prohibition that could ultimately push Congress to legalize marijuana nationwide.

New York Needs Legalized Marijuana, State-Mandated Study Shows

New York should legalize cannabis. Those five words are not from a Brooklyn hipster or some other marijuana lover.

Marijuana Legislative Roundup For June 19

  Here is your marijuana legislative roundup for June 19! National: On Thursday, the powerful U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies passed a key spending bill that includes a provision to protect state-legal medical marijuana from federal law...

Texans Urging Republicans To Expand Medical Marijuana Access

With the midterm elections fast approaching, politicians have hit the campaign trail. Many key battles are being waged throughout the country, and we’re seeing cannabis emerge as a significant platform issue.

How Ben Jealous And Dave Chappelle Are Fighting For Weed Legalization

Dave Chappelle’s former bodyguard is now running for Maryland governor and is very serious about legalizing marijuana.

Congressional Committee Blocks Marijuana Banking Measure

A measure that would have protected banks from federal regulators when dealing with marijuana-related business has been rejected.

St. Louis Drastically Softens Penalty For Marijuana Possession

St. Louis joins a host of other metropolitan areas across the nation that have decided to spend their law enforcement dollars on serious crimes.

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