Social Equity Should Be a Priority in Canna-Biz
It is critical to look at the people and communities negatively affected by past legislation and stigma surrounding cannabis.
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Justice Clarence Thomas Said What?
Thomas' statement cannot change any laws, but it may signal to advocates how he might rule in a future case.
Read MoreConnecticut Senate Passes Cannabis Bill
Today, the Connecticut Senate voted (19-17) in favor of a bill that would legalize cannabis for adults 21 and over.
Read MoreMississippi Supreme Court Overturns Cannabis Vote
Marijuana Policy Project’s Statement on Mississippi Supreme Court Decision to Overturn Voter-Approved Medical Cannabis Law Jackson, MS — On Friday, the Mississippi Supreme Court overturned Amendment 65, the medical cannabis law that voters overwhelmingly approved at the November 2020 election. In response to this news, Matthew Schweich, the deputy director at the Marijuana…
S.C. Medical Cannabis Legislation Advances
The Senate Medical Affairs Committee approved S. 150; bill now heads to the full Senate FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEThursday, April 1, 2021 Columbia, SC — On Wednesday, the Senate Medical Affairs Committee passed a medical cannabis bill in a vote of 9-5. The full Senate is expected to take up S.…
Drive-Thru Marriages & Marijuana Legal in Vegas!
Cannabis dispensaries in Las Vegas will now be allowed to operate drive-thru windows.
Read MoreVeterans Call for Cannabis Legislation
Veterans call on SC Legislature to enact comprehensive medical cannabis program.
Read MoreSouth Dakota Reform Groups Propose MMJ Compromise
Compromise bill is an alternative to House Bill 1100A, which would cause severe delays to implementation and criminalize medical marijuana patients, despite 70% of South Dakota voters approving medical marijuana last year.
Read MoreMPP & NORML Heads Pen Letter to President Biden
MPP, NORML and several other cannabis advocacy groups have sent a letter to President Joe Biden about how his administration should approach cannabis policy.
Read MoreIs Prohibition Officially Over?
With five more states legalizing marijuana in 2020, the future looks bright for federal legalization.
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