Amendment 64 Task Force Full Report Released
I recently wrote about the biggest recommendations made by Colorado's Amendment 64 Task Force. The full report has since been made public.
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I recently wrote about the biggest recommendations made by Colorado's Amendment 64 Task Force. The full report has since been made public.
Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi expressed her support of state laws regarding marijuana and encouraged a tax and regulate policy:
The committee will be taking recommendations of the task force and turning them into laws. The joint committee is set to finish their work by March 29.
Morgan Fox is Communications Manager for Marijuana Policy Project. He is from Cleveland, but has lived in Washington DC since he joined MPP in 2008.
Washington's Liquor Control Board has delayed the announcement of the state marijuana consultant hired to advise the board on the implementation of I-502.
Colorado's Amendment 64 Task Force has finished its work. The task force has done a remarkable job tackling the issues of legalizing marijuana in Colorado.
The Rhode Island House Judiciary Committee convened this evening to take testimony on H 5274, the Marijuana Regulation, Control, and Taxation Act.
According to survey data released this week, a record number of Californians now support legalizing and regulating marijuana in a manner similar to alcohol.
Curt Anderson (D-Baltimore City) introduced a bill today in the Maryland House of Delegates that would make marijuana legal for adults 21 and older
Rep. Diane Russell was joined by Rep. Aaron Libby at a press conference Thursday to unveil details of her new bill, the Act to Tax and Regulate Marijuana.
Senator Daylin Leach released the full text of the Regulate Marijuana Act (SB 528). The bill is very similar to Colorado's Amendment 64.
Colorado's Amendment 64 Task Force has voted to recommend allowing tourists to buy marijuana, though the amount will be limited to curb resale attempts.
Rep. Diane Russell will introduce a bill to make possession of limited amounts of marijuana legal and establish a system to regulate marijuana like alcohol.
Colorado's Amendment 64 Task Force recommended that employers may choose to keep existing policies regarding marijuana use or write their own policies.
The Washington State Liquor Control Board received 112 applications for marijuana expert consultants to help implement recreational marijuana legalization.
Polling data found that a majority of adults in New Hampshire support selling marijuana at state liquor stores with regulations similar to alcohol.
Washington's Liquor Control Board held a public marijuana forum in Spokane on Tuesday, to get input on regulating the production and sale of marijuana.
Pennsylvania will likely be the next state to see a marijuana legalization bill introduced. Sen. Daylin Leach announced that he would be filing one shortly.