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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM
Volume 24 • Issue 20 • May 20, 2021
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"This law begins the process of providing Alabamans, for the first time, with a safe, legal, and consistent source of medicine."
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In their dissent, justices for the minority opined, "Not only is this particular initiative dead, but so is Mississippi's citizen initiative process."
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Colorado: Governor Signs Legislation Doubling Marijuana Possession Limits Details
05/20/21 6:27pm UTC
Minnesota: Lawmakers Vote to Legalize Medical Cannabis Flower Details
05/17/21 8:48pm UTC
Ohio: Regulators Expand List of Conditions Eligible for Medical Cannabis Details
05/17/21 1:06pm UTC
Delaware Forum Addresses Marijuana Myths and Misconceptions Details
05/13/21 4:20pm UTC
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"Whether or not one supports or opposes cannabis legalization, one should be deeply concerned by this trend."
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Investigators concluded, "This study is thus the first to show that terpenes and cannabinoids can produce an additive effect when combined."
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Authors determined, "The majority responded that these products have helped their pain and allowed them to reduce their pain medications, including opioids."
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Twelve percent of veterans acknowledged having consumed cannabis within the past six-months – up from nine percent in 2014.
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The measure permits certified nurse practitioners and physician assistants to issue medical cannabis recommendations to those ages 18 and older.
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Tax revenue from retail cannabis sales now totals $1.7 billion – much of which has been earmarked toward public schools and infrastructure projects.
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