Massachusetts Medical Marijuana Trade Group Formed
the Massachusetts Medical Marijuana Association will advise prospective medical marijuana business-people on the recently approved medical marijuana law.
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Oregon Congressman Supports Marijuana Law Reform
At a town hall meeting, Rep. Blumenauer stated that he supports marijuana law reform in Oregon, that the state should treat marijuana the same as alcohol.
NCAA to Tighten Up Marijuana Testing, But Reduce Penalties
The marijuana testing threshold will drop from 15 ng to 5 ng, the same that is considered impairment under Washington's new marijuana DUID law.
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Colorado Streamlines Medical Marijuana Regulations
Monitoring is just one aspect of medical marijuana regulations that is being revised to improve efficiency of regulation and enforcement.
2016 for a Marijuana Legalization Bid in California
California activists are eager for marijuana legalization, but crafty movement strategists are counseling patience -- and trying to build their forces.
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Kentucky Hemp Bill Gains Support, Opponents Misinformed
Kentucky's hemp bill seems likely to pass, but the state police oppose it because they think hemp fields will hide marijuana crops. Wrong!
HuffPost: Obama’s Big Cannabis Conundrum
Huffington Post reporters publish one of the most insightful pieces to date on the friction between state and federal laws regarding cannabis in America.
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Marijuana Policy Project has Big Plans for 2013
Marijuana Policy Project has big plans for 2013, such as building support for tax and regulate measures in California, Maine and Oregon.
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WA Recruiting Marijuana Experts to Advise on Legalization
Washington's Liquor Control Board is looking for marijuana experts with knowledge of production, safety standards, testing, regulation and estimating usage.
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Denver Suburb to Severely Limit Marijuana Possession
The ban includes city streets and sidewalks, so no marijuana could be purchased and brought home and no marijuana grown in one's home could ever leave.
San Diego Medical Marijuana Mogul Gets Eight Years
Hester is the poster boy for the types of medical marijuana dispensaries that the federal government is criminally targeting, says US Attorney Laura Duffy.
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Former Rep. Tancredo Backs Off Amendment 64 Bet to Smoke Pot
Former congressman Tom Tancredo, who made a deal to smoke marijuana if Colorado legalized the drug for recreational use through Amendment 64, has welched...
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Tom Tancredo Agreed to Smoke Joint if Amendment 64 Passed
Former CO Congressman: "Look, I made a bet with the producer of the film that if Amendment 64 passed (I did not think it would) that I would smoke pot."
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WA Governor Encouraged by Marijuana Talk with Holder
Washington Governor, Jay Inslee, said that his marijuana talk regarding I-502 with Attorney General Eric Holder was a "confidence-builder".
ASA, AHPA Collaborate to Enhance Marijuana Safety
Cannabis Committee of the AHPA issues recommendations for standards of marijuana safety to state officials in California, Colorado, and Massachusetts.
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Seattle Holds Public Forum for Questions About I-502
Seattle was home to the second of six Liquor Control Board public forums last night to answer questions and hear concerns about I-502.
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US Attorney Melinda Haag Ditches Public Event
US Attorney Melinda Haag was scheduled to participate in an educational panel, but once Haag got word of a protest, she cancelled her appearance.
Lawsuit Seeks Faster Track for New Jersey Medical Marijuana Program
Lawyers for two South New Jersey medical-marijuana patients are expected to ask a Superior Court judge Thursday to order sweeping changes to make the drug more accessible to those in pain.