Efforts for Expedited Process to Get Medical Marijuana Lauded in Nevada
- LEGALITIES, MEDICAL MARIJUANA, NEWS
- June 22, 2016
In a groundbreaking move, wrestling icon Ric Flair is stepping into the medical marijuana ring with his cannabis line, “Ric Flair Drip.” The line is set to launch in Mississippi through a partnership with Southern Sky Brands. This venture comes hot on the heels of Flair’s Woooo! Energy Drink becoming the exclusive power drink of
READ MOREIn a grassroots effort to reshape Florida’s medical marijuana landscape, activists are rallying to legalize home cultivation of cannabis for medical use. The campaign, spearheaded by Wise and Free Florida, aims to gather a million signatures by January to qualify for a ballot measure. The initiative would permit patients and caretakers 21 and older to
READ MOREIn a recent Rock Springs City Council meeting, residents voiced strong support for the decriminalization of marijuana and THC-containing products. The council is contemplating joining forces with the Cheyenne City Council to draft a letter advocating for the decriminalization of marijuana in Wyoming. The meeting also featured a presentation from the Wyoming Association of Sheriffs
READ MORELINCOLN — After two failed attempts, organizers of an initiative to legalize medical marijuana in Nebraska are launching their petition drive a year before the 2024 elections in hopes that the early start will give them enough time to make it on the ballot. Nebraskans for Medical Marijuana is kicking off its third petition drive Wednesday
READ MOREFlorida has made significant strides through its medical marijuana program, providing over 800,000 registered patients with a safe and reliable path to alleviating their discomfort. As president of the Medical Marijuana Business Association, we are dedicated to supporting the accessibility, effectiveness and, above all, safety of medical marijuana for patients in the Sunshine State. Recent
READ MOREPursuant to Louisiana’s medical marijuana law, referred to as the “Alison Neustrom Act” or the “Act”,[1] (1) Louisiana physicians who are registered to do so with the Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners may recommend (but not prescribe) certain forms of cannabis for therapeutic use (“medical marijuana”) to patients with certain debilitating conditions, (2) patients must
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