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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM
Volume 24 • Issue 42 • October 21, 2021
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More than twice as many respondents said that they would prefer to live in a state where marijuana was fully legal.
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Subjects who consumed cannabis possessed a 59 percent lower risk of central obesity than did those with no history of use.
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South Dakota: Six Months Later, Supreme Court Still Silent on Marijuana Legalization Vote Details
10/21/21 3:55pm UTC
New York: Employers Are Prohibited from Testing Most Employees for Cannabis Details
10/19/21 9:22pm UTC
Senate Spending Proposal Removes 'DC Rider,' Maintains Existing State Medical ... Details
10/19/21 3:47am UTC
Mississippi: Governor Still Hasn't Called a Special Session to Address Medical Marijuana Details
10/18/21 8:17pm UTC
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Researchers determined, "Participants with ADHD who have used cannabis reported that cannabis has acute beneficial effects on many symptoms of ADHD."
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State officials have moved to seal some 330,000 low-level marijuana possession convictions and another 64,000 misdemeanor distribution convictions.
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The ruling reverses an order from the Workers' Compensation Court of Appeals and also strikes down a 2015 administrative rule enacted by the Minnesota Department of Labor.
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Investigators concluded, "The potential for cannabinoids to be used as an alternative to augment or replace conventional primary cancer treatments definitely justifies further research."
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