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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM
Volume 25 • Issue 14 • April 07, 2022
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For decades, scientists have complained that federally provided cannabis is of inferior quality and that it is not representative of the products available in state-legal markets.
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Investigators concluded, "[O]ur findings failed to find evidence that legalization of commercial marijuana was associated with any significant change in entry into marijuana-related treatment services."
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Ohio: Cleveland Officials Move to Expunge Over 4,000 Low-Level Marijuana Convictions Details
04/07/22 3:38pm UTC
Status Update: 2022 Ballot Initiatives and Referendums Details
04/06/22 6:06pm UTC
Maryland: Voters to Decide Legalization Question in November Details
04/04/22 12:50pm UTC
State Policy Weekly Update 4/1/2022 Details
04/01/22 3:11pm UTC
House Lawmakers Approve Legislation to End Federal Marijuana Prohibition Details
04/01/22 4:20pm UTC
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"Consumers paid more for dried flower in illegal, medical, and recreational states without stores, than recreational states with stores," researchers concluded.
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Forty-four percent of respondents said that they opposed "allowing employers to test workers for marijuana in states where [it] is legal."
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Justices determined, "Because the use of marijuana under AMMA 'must be considered the equivalent of the use of any other medication,' ... the exposure of [the plaintiff's] infant to marijuana ... did not constitute neglect."
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