Efforts for Expedited Process to Get Medical Marijuana Lauded in Nevada
- LEGALITIES, MEDICAL MARIJUANA, NEWS
- June 22, 2016
More states in the United States are beginning to legalize the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. With the increasing number of states that now support the use of medical marijuana, one begins to wonder what Medicare insurance says about medical marijuana. Medicare largely does not support medical marijuana and that is because marijuana remains
READ MOREThere are 100,000 certified medical marijuana patients in Massachusetts, the highest number of patients using medical marijuana since the drug was legalized for medical purposes in 2012. The number of patients using medical marijuana has grown steadily during the pandemic, thanks in part to temporary regulatory changes that allowed new medical marijuana patients to have
READ MOREAfter a court overturned a similar measure, South Dakota’s governor said she would not stand in the way of an effort to legalize medical marijuana in the state, but backed a delay in implementation. Gov. Kristi Noem, a Republican, asked lawmakers to back the delayed implementation of Initiated Measure 26, a ballot initiative from November
READ MOREI read in The Tribune Weekly edition that those of us who have medical marijuana cards were as of Jan. 1 breaking the law if we traveled out of state to purchase THC- and CBD-based medicine we need to cope with the pain we are in. I have peripheral neuropathy. The pain is at times
READ MOREAs the cannabis industry continues to pile up waste as a result of one-time use – everything from eighth jars to preroll tubes – the team at Sana Packaging is looking to chart a new course using plastic recycled from the ocean. Like that nautical wordplay? Thank you. But in reality, we really are devastating
READ MOREThe first power reserved to the people of Nebraska in the state’s constitution is the initiative process, which allows for laws and constitutional amendments to be enacted independently of the Legislature. Since 2014, Nebraskans have used the ballot initiative to raise the state’s minimum wage, reinstate the death penalty, expand Medicaid to 90,000 people and
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