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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM

Volume 26   •   Issue 5   •   February 02, 2023

Researchers concluded, “The evidence is sufficient to establish a potentially beneficial association between recreational marijuana legislation and prescription opioid patterns.”

The agency had previously opined that regulating hemp-derived CBD products as dietary supplements could potentially discourage the use and development of CBD prescription drugs.

District of Columbia: Bills Transmitted to Congress Providing for Marijuana Expungements, Expanded Medical Access  1/31/23

Study: Cannabis Use Reduces Daily Use of Prescription Opioids in Chronic Pain Patients  1/30/23

Poll: Virginia Voters Support Legalizing Adult-use Cannabis Retail Sales  1/30/23

Rhode Island: Courts Begin the Process of Erasing Marijuana Records  1/30/23

I’m Interning with NORML to Join the Fight Against a Failed Policy  1/27/23

“Our research found CBC to enhance the cytotoxic effect of CBD, establishing additional support for the phenomenon of the entourage effect,” investigators concluded.

FEDERAL: Tell Congress to Prioritize Cannabis Policy Reform in 2023

FEDERAL: Tell the White House to Open Pardon Applications Immediately

Regulators are hopeful that the commission’s actions may clear the way for the opening of state-licensed dispensaries by this spring.

FEDERAL: Why hasn’t the White House provided its much-promised marijuana pardons yet?

MISSOURI: Governor allocates $7 million to review and expunge tens of thousands of cannabis convictions

RHODE ISLAND: Courts taking action to seal the records of those with past marijuana convictions

WISCONSIN: Legislative prospects for enacting medical cannabis access this year growing more

ARIZONA: NORML Chapter announces spring schedule for marijuana expungement clinics

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