New study finds increase in marijuana-related incidents in Illinois since legalization
New study finds increase in marijuana-related incidents in Illinois since legalization Original Author Link click here to read complete story.. ... Read More
Indigenous Voice to Parliament: Perth CBD pre-polling reveals how West Aussies are voting in referendum
A straw poll on the opening day of Voice referendum early voting suggests the WA result may be closer than expected, with support for the proposed advisory body narrowly edging opposition to the concept. The West Australian spoke to 100 voters as they exited the CBD pre-polling centre on Barrack ... Read More
Recreational Marijuana legalization sponsor on N.Y. rollout
It’s been more than two years since the state Legislature passed the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act which legalized recreational cannabis in New York. However, since then the rollout of the retail market has been stymied by lawsuits, location issues and more. State Assembly Majority Leader Crystal Peoples-Stokes, who sponsored ... Read More
Legal fight continues over medical marijuana licenses in Alabama
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The availability of medical marijuana remains on hold in Alabama as the legal fight continues over the process used to select companies for the lucrative licenses. Montgomery County Circuit Judge James Anderson on Thursday rejected a request from the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission to postpone a ... Read More
Judge halts marijuana retail licensing program in New York
For people anxious to get rolling in the retail marijuana business, it is another day and another delay. On Friday, a State Supreme Court judge blocked the state’s marijuana retail licensing program after siding with complainants who argued that limiting the first dispensary licenses to people with prior convictions violated ... Read More
Legalizing marijuana never made more sense for Wisconsin
Thirty-six million dollars could pay for 450 teachers in Wisconsin. It could fix more than 700,000 potholes. Or it could help 12,000 struggling families stay in their apartments or homes, avoiding eviction. And that’s just the potential impact of the $36 million in tax revenue Wisconsin could collect every year ... Read More