THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM — Volume 26, Issue 15
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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM

Volume 26   •   Issue 15   •   April 13, 2023

Study: Cannabis Products Associated with Improved Quality of Life, Reduced Opioid Use Among Chronic Pain Patients

Study: Cannabis Products Associated with Improved Quality of Life, Reduced Opioid Use Among Chronic Pain Patients

“These results suggest that both [cannabis] oils and dried flowers are associated with long-term improved quality of life in chronic pain patients,” investigators concluded.

 
Study: Patients with a History of Cannabis Use Consume Fewer Prescription Opioids Following Wrist Surgery

Study: Patients with a History of Cannabis Use Consume Fewer Prescription Opioids Following Wrist Surgery

“Patients with a diagnosis of cannabis use filled a significantly reduced volume of opioids ... after [surgery] compared to their control counterparts,” scientists determined.

 
 

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NBA to Cease Drug Testing Players for Cannabis

NBA to Cease Drug Testing Players for Cannabis

The new agreement codifies changes first implemented on a temporary basis in 2020.

 
 

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New Mexico: Governor Signs Expungement Verification Bill into Law

New Mexico: Governor Signs Expungement Verification Bill into Law

The new law creates a process for residents to “verify whether automatic expungement has occurred, and [to] request expedited automatic expungement if eligible charges have not yet been expunged.”

 
Montana: Lawmakers Pass Legislation Permitting Police to Administer Saliva Tests to Suspected Drugged Drivers

Montana: Lawmakers Pass Legislation Permitting Police to Administer Saliva Tests to Suspected Drugged Drivers

The bill’s sponsor says that the results will be used for purposes of establishing probable cause only; a positive test result would be not viewed as prima facie evidence of impairment.

 
 

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