Marijuana Legislation

If Republicans hope to win majorities in the House and/or Senate, they need to realize that the majority of American voters are overwhelmingly in favor of legalization.  

The COVID-relief bill was a big win for the Democrats, and now they’re gearing up for the next one: federal marijuana legalization.

At the beginning of the year, Schumer, along with two other Senators, vowed to make federal marijuana legalization a priority in the new session.

If he stays in office or leaves, an important question for those in the cannabis industry is: what will happen to the latest effort to legalize weed in New York?

Some states that were previously not leaning towards marijuana legalization have greater chances of success this year.

Despite support for the legislation, it looked to be a nail-biter to the end.

Not only are recreational-only dispensaries banned in some Arizona cities, but so are marijuana testing facilities.

On Monday, New Jersey’s Democratic Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation that legalizes adult-use marijuana possession.

37 members of Congress have issued a letter to President Joe Biden, asking for a blanket pardon to those with federal nonviolent cannabis-related offenses.

South Dakota AG aborts defense of adult-use cannabis initiative, Hawaii Senate votes for legalization, and New Jersey is still struggling to figure out the details of its cannabis ballot measure. by Nina Zdinjak Hawaii Senate Says Yes To Cannabis Legalization Hawaii Senate Committee...