Study: Marijuana Legalization Laws Are Not Associated with Lax Attitudes Toward Drugged Driving

NORML's Deputy Director said, "These findings ought to reassure those who feared that legalization might inadvertently be associated with relaxed attitudes toward driving under the influence."

Survey: Over Half of Canadian Patients with MS Report Consuming Cannabis

Nearly two-thirds of the survey's respondents had consumed cannabis during their lifetimes and that 52 percent identified themselves as current users.

Ohio: Retail Cannabis Sales Would Yield $374 Million in Annual Tax Revenue

Researchers projected that licensed retailers could raise between $276 million and $374 million annually by year five of operations.  

Texas: African Americans Disproportionately Comprise Those Arrested Statewide for Marijuana Possession

African Americans comprised nearly one-third of all Texans arrested for marijuana possession offenses, despite comprising only 13 percent of the state's total population.

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