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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM

Volume 26   •   Issue 17   •   April 27, 2023

“After years of advocacy, collaboration, and grassroots organizing, we are thrilled to see cannabis legalization become a reality in our state,” Delaware NORML’s Executive Director Laura Sharer said.

“[Our study] shows that the majority of participants reported an improvement in their subjective sleep symptoms since commencing medical cannabis,” investigators concluded.

SAFE Banking Act Reintroduced in House and Senate  4/27/23

Texas: House Advances Marijuana Penalty Reduction Legislation  4/26/23

State Policy Weekly Update  4/26/23

Minnesota: House Chamber Advances Adult Use Legalization Measure  4/25/23

CBS News Poll: Most Americans Say Marijuana Should Be Legal, Nearly One in Three Have a Licensed Cannabis Retail Store in Their Neighborhood  4/20/23

“The results demonstrate that all terpenes, when tested individually, activate CB1 receptors, at about 10-50 percent of the activation by THC alone," researchers affirmed.

FEDERAL: Tell Congress to Prioritize Cannabis Policy Reform in 2023

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On a scale of zero (totally ineffective) to 10 (totally effective), 69 percent of users rated the effectiveness of cannabis as 7 or higher at relieving pelvic pain.

“Collectively, these in vitro and in vivo findings suggest that CBD exerts cell-specific effects which can be exploited to enhance bone metabolism,” authors concluded.

WATCH: NORML’s Deputy Director explains why public support for cannabis legalization remains at an all-time high

DELAWARE: Governor allows marijuana legalization bills to become law

LEARN: NORML responds to claims linking adult-use legalization laws to mental health risks

FEDERAL: Has a recent change in federal law stimulated greater efforts to study cannabis and its effects?

Keep your drinks cool and show your support for legalization all summer long with this limited edition NORML koozie. Donate $42 by April 30, 2023 to receive yours!