Maine Gov Signs Legislation Making Pathway For Cannabis Expungements
NORML demands public officials and the courts move swiftly to right the past wrongs of cannabis prohibition and criminalization
NORML demands public officials and the courts move swiftly to right the past wrongs of cannabis prohibition and criminalization
“America’s legal cannabis industry created nearly 23,000 new jobs in 2023,” but Massachusetts reportedly lost nearly a thousand jobs.
“The sooner consumers have market access to cannabis products, the more quickly we will begin to see disruptions to the unregulated marketplace.”
“There are many reasons people enjoy growing at home, from cost savings and knowing how their plants were grown, to just plain old having fun.”
“Older patients represent an increasingly important subset of the medical cannabis population whose unique needs and patterns of use warrant further investigation.”
It was one of more than 800 appeals filed after the state imposed caps on the number of marijuana business licenses it would award.
“No way we’ll be able to match the $40 million plus that the industry has already managed to put in, but I think that our coalition can raise enough money and do enough to educate the public to win this ballot measure.”
“Lawmakers would be advised to consider alternative legislative approaches to address concerns over DUI cannabis behavior.”
NORML Is saddened to report the passing of longtime marijuana and countercultural activist John Sinclair. He was 82 years old.
Among other baseless comments, Youngkin claimed that states that have legalized marijuana have not disrupted the illicit marketplace
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