THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM

Weekend Weed Read • September 14, 2024

North Carolina: Cherokee Tribe Expands Retail Marijuana Sales to Those Ages 21 and Older

Adult-use cannabis sales begin on the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indian’s tribal lands in North Carolina.

Trump Reiterates Support for Florida’s Amendment 3, Says He Will Work With Congress to Advance Federal Reforms

Donald Trump announces his intent to vote "yes" on Florida's legalization ballot measure.

Survey: Rising Percentage of Older Adults Are Turning to Cannabis

A growing percentage of older adults are turning to cannabis.

Tennessee: Supreme Court Rules Drug-Sniffing Dog Alerts Still Constitute Probable Cause for Certain Marijuana-Related Searches

The Tennessee Supreme Court rules that drug dog alerts still constitute probable cause for marijuana searches.

Fourth Circuit Ruling Contradicts DEA's Opinion on the Legality of Certain Hemp-Derived Products

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals issues a ruling that contradicts the DEA's opinion on hemp-derived products.

Survey: Patients With Rheumatic Conditions Frequently Substitute Cannabis for Prescription Medications

Patients with neuropathy, fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis, and other rheumatic conditions frequently substitute cannabis in place of prescription medications.

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