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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM

Volume 27   •   Issue 14   •   April 04, 2024

Occasional cannabis consumers and controls "did not differ in internalizing psychopathology, cognitive functioning, or brain activity," the study concluded.

The study's authors determined that per se THC limits are "not supported by science," and that they risk "wrongly accusing" motorists who are neither impaired nor have recently consumed cannabis.

Minnesota: State Poised to Expunge Over 60,000 Marijuana Convictions  4/3/24

NORML Remembers John Sinclair  4/3/24

Florida: Voters Will Decide Marijuana Sales Measure This November  4/2/24

Delaware: Lawmakers Advance Medical Cannabis Expansion Bill to Governor's Desk  3/29/24

Virginia: Governor Vetoes Legislation Licensing Marijuana Sales  3/28/24

"Voters understand the importance of having the right to choose what cannabis policies work best for them without interference from the federal government."

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

Of the 17 different hemp-derived flower products analyzed, fifteen contained lesser quantities of advertised cannabinoids.

NORML OP-ED: Is cannabis legalization worth it? Absolutely

FEDERAL: Outmoded cannabis testing thins ranks of commercial truck drivers

LISTEN: NORML's Deputy Director speaks on the state of the legalization movement on the Apartment 113 podcast

VIRGINIA: NORML comments on Governor's decision to veto legislation permitting adult-use marijuana sales

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