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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM

Volume 28   •   Issue 18   •   May 01, 2025

"When we look at the signatures from the marijuana smokers, they look closer to non-users and non-smokers than the tobacco smokers, and that was a surprise to us."

Cannabis treatment was associated with improvements in epilepsy‐specific outcomes, alongside improvements in anxiety, sleep quality, and health-related quality of life.

Nebraska: Attorney General Continues To Push Back Against Adoption of Voter-Approved Medical Cannabis Law  4/30/25

Recovery Happens: NORML Advisory Board Member Zeke Thomas on Finding Healing Through Cannabis and Why It’s Time To Talk About It  4/28/25

I’m Interning at NORML To Help Legalize Georgia  4/25/25

North Dakota: Governor Signs Legislation Authorizing Patients to Obtain Cannabis-Infused Edible Products  4/24/25

"These statistics suggest that although more drivers test positive for THC, alcohol remains the greater threat to road safety," the study's authors concluded.

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In addition to the AG's legal efforts, Texas lawmakers are also moving forward with legislation prohibiting localities from placing any future marijuana-related measures on the ballot.

WATCH: NORML’s Political Director speaks at the 2025 National Cannabis Policy Summit

LISTEN: NORML's Deputy Director speaks to a United Nations panel on cannabis and driving policies

FEDERAL: Members introduce bill lifting federal restrictions related to the re-evaluation of marijuana as a Schedule I substance

VIRGINIA: Future of marijuana retail sales hinges on outcome of next gubernatorial election