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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM

Volume 26   •   Issue 33   •   August 17, 2023

Young adult respondents and those who identify as Democrats are most likely to have had prior experience with cannabis.

“Initial concerns about medical cannabis legalization leading to increases in medical care costs, which would be reflected in higher insurance premiums, appear to be unfounded,” authors concluded.

Ohio: Voters Will Decide on Adult Use Legalization Measure This November  8/17/23

Survey Highlights Changing Perceptions Regarding Cannabis and Tobacco  8/14/23

Appeals Court Rejects Federal Gun Ban for Marijuana Consumers  8/10/23

The Fight for Legalization Doesn’t Take a Summer Break  8/10/23

Investigators concluded, "Given the expanding access to cannabis products in the United States and around the world, more research, particularly longitudinal and experimental studies, is needed.”

FEDERAL: Tell Your Senators to Support the SAFE Banking Act

FEDERAL: Tell Congress to Prioritize Cannabis Policy Reform in 2023

FEDERAL: Support the Veterans Equal Access Act

FEDERAL: Support Medical Cannabis Research and Access for Veterans

Statewide polling reports that 60 percent of New Hampshire residents favor the sale of adult-use marijuana products in state-operated stores.

FEDERAL: Government agencies would no longer be able to deny employment due to past cannabis use under newly proposed bill

LEARN: Bans prohibiting cannabis smoking in public can lead to disproportionate enforcement

LEGAL: Federal court says banning marijuana consumers from gun ownership is unconstitutional

MINNESOTA: NORML Director — No need for a special legislative session to revisit marijuana legalization law

IOWA: Number of patients enrolled in state’s narrowly-tailored medical cannabis access program continues to grow

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