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Cannabis Law Report
AUGUST 10, 2021
Krueger will be joined by 300+ of the most influential leaders in policy, business, law and finance for a day-long program of keynote talks, panels and networking to develop a workable roadmap for the future of this brand new industry in New York. billion by 2025. billion by 2025. billion in 2022, rising to USD$3.9
Cannabis Law Report
JULY 1, 2022
Retain the current 15-percent excise tax rate until at least 2025, and thereafter increase the tax rate (no higher than 19 percent) as necessary to make up for cultivation-tax revenue. Protect programs funded by cannabis taxes by allocating $150 million General Fund to backfill potential lost revenue. Thank you, Nicole Elliott.
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Cannabis Law Report
AUGUST 15, 2022
The state has introduced a new program to compensate Maine cities and towns for costs they incur when opting to permit recreational, adult-use cannabis businesses. The Office of Cannabis Policy last week announced the launch of an online portal Maine municipalities can use to obtain reimbursement for up to $20,000 of those costs.
Cannabis Law Report
JULY 27, 2022
By many estimates, the global cannabis economy is expected to exceed $95B by 2025. If a government chooses this lane, they have a responsibility to ensure safety, quality, and consistency. These policy and commercial distinctions have taken hold around the globe. The policy framework is only the starting point.
Cannabis Law Report
JANUARY 9, 2022
Since 2014 when sales began in Colorado and Washington, legalization policies have provided states a new revenue stream to bolster budgets and fund important services and programs. Colorado has a robust medical program, with about 1.6% Legalizing cannabis for adults has been a wise investment. of the population enrolled.
Cannabis Law Report
OCTOBER 6, 2021
The California Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) released guidelines and application requirements last week for a $100 million local jurisdiction grant program, according to an agency press release. The program was proposed by Gov. Department of Cannabis Control Announces $100 Million Local Jurisdiction Assistance Grant Program.
Cannabis Law Report
SEPTEMBER 10, 2022
If adopted, these proposals would dramatically reshape Oregon’s hemp industry and implicate the entire national market, and create new classes of crimes and increased penal sanctions for illegal marijuana production in Oregon that may mark a larger national reversion to war-on-drugs policies and mentalities.
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