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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM

Volume 27   •   Issue 13   •   March 28, 2024

Investigators concluded, "Our results suggest that cannabis should be considered as a strategy for harm reduction in opioid maintenance treatment."

Products obtained from unregulated producers were more likely than legally regulated products to contain elevated levels of heavy metals.

Pew Poll: Adults Overwhelmingly Oppose Marijuana Criminalization  3/27/24

Study: Growing Percentage of Cannabis Consumers Transitioning to the Legal Market  3/26/24

Germany: Those 18+ May Legally Begin Possessing Cannabis Next Week  3/25/24

"The average reported THC level of the strains tested is about 24 percent, but the average measured THC number was just over 14 percent," NPR reported.

FEDERAL: Tell the White House to Expand Marijuana Pardons and Clemency

FEDERAL: Stop Federal Housing Discrimination Against Lawful Cannabis Users

FEDERAL: Let VA Doctors Recommend Medical Cannabis in Military Spending Bill

FEDERAL: Tell Your Senators to Support the SAFER Banking Act

FEDERAL: Tell Your Representatives to Support the CURE Act

FEDERAL: Support the Veterans Equal Access Act

The exemption only applies to products designated ‘DOH (Department of Health) compliant.'

FEDERAL: Efforts to clinically study cannabis' therapeutic utility continue to meet resistance from federal agencies

LEARN: Patients enrolled in state-regulated medical marijuana access programs report improvements in their health-related quality of life

FLORIDA: Legislative effort to impose THC potency restrictions fails

ALABAMA: Lawmakers failure to learn lessons from other states to blame for delayed medical cannabis rollout

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