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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM

Volume 27   •   Issue 48   •   December 12, 2024

Patients' pain scores "demonstrated a statistically significant improvement" following cannabis treatment, researchers reported.

Investigators concluded, "The hypothesis that more liberal marijuana policies will lead to dangerous driving conditions was not corroborated by our analysis."

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"The introduction of cannabis as a therapeutic alternative may have contributed to a reduction in opioid use among patients seeking pain relief," the study's authors wrote.

The decision contrasts with a ruling issued previously by the court finding that police may not conduct a warrantless search of a vehicle based solely on the odor of burnt marijuana.

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