Efforts for Expedited Process to Get Medical Marijuana Lauded in Nevada
- LEGALITIES, MEDICAL MARIJUANA, NEWS
- June 22, 2016
ST. LOUIS — If Missouri voters on Nov. 8 approve Amendment 3, allowing adults 21 and and older to use, possess and grow cannabis, it’s projected to create a significantly larger market for the companies that have already emerged as major players in the state’s legal medical marijuana market. Since medical marijuana sales became legal
READ MOREA four-year old dispensary in Secaucus is poised to become the first non-profit medical marijuana dispensary to offer adult weed in the Garden State. Harmony Foundation is expected to go before the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission Thursday for final state approvals to expand into the adult recreational weed market at its Secaucus alternative treatment
READ MOREWith medical marijuana now available to Louisiana’s workforce, employees have raised concerns that they could be fired or face other job-related repercussions for testing positive for a legal drug taken on the advice of a physician. A new state panel is searching for solutions to this potential problem that will protect workers and employers. Three
READ MOREArkansans spent $23.9 million on medical marijuana in September, putting the state on a record pace for sales this year, according to a report Friday from the Department of Finance and Administration. In total, the state’s 38 dispensaries sold 4,571 pounds of medical marijuana in September, the most of any month this year, selling on
READ MORESenators have filed another pair of marijuana amendments to a large-scale defense bill. The new proposals, if enacted, would legalize medical cannabis for military veterans and press the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to ensure that people who served in uniform don’t miss out on federal home loan benefits just because they work in the
READ MOREThe Project host Lisa Wilkinson has been criticised by a former colleague for backing a new plan to ease restrictions around medical cannabis. Wilkinson, 62, raised eyebrows on Sunday when she said it was ‘common sense’ for medical cannabis users in Australia to be allowed to drive. Meshel Laurie, who has been a vocal critic of
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