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State Lawmakers: Medical Marijuana Should Get a Pass in Schools

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Delaware News Journal reported an increasing number of parents are turning to cannabis for their children with especially serious or rare conditions. As is the case when any medication is prescribed, doctors must consider whether the risk of the medication outweighs the immediate risk of the medical condition they are treating.

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Confer With a Cannabis Lawyer: Capitalizing on the Los Angeles Marijuana Tourism Market

Marijuana Lawyer Blog

The possibility that someone with a pre-existing condition might suffer a health emergency on the tour as a result of consuming the drug, thereby leaving them susceptible to injury or permanent disability. The Los Angeles CANNABIS LAW Group represents growers, dispensaries, collectives, patients and those facing marijuana charges.

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“Think About the Children” Goes Both Ways When It Comes to Marijuana

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The Los Angeles CANNABIS LAW Group represents growers, dispensaries, collectives, patients, defendants, workers and those facing criminal marijuana charges. Call us at 714-937-2050. More Blog Entries: Medical Marijuana for Children With Serious Medical Conditions , March 6, 2016, Cannabis Law Group. 10, 2018, Los Angeles Times.

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California Employers Ease Zero Tolerance on Cannabis

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The policy gained its first real foothold in 1986, when then-President Ronald Reagan signed an executive order requiring all federal employees to refrain from any use of illegal drugs as a condition of employment. The Los Angeles CANNABIS LAW Group represents growers, dispensaries, collectives, patients and those facing marijuana charges.

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Further Consideration of the STATES Act

Cannabis Law Report

2050 , 2051, 2075; Pub. 2050 , 2051, 2075; Pub. 301(a), Nov. 10, 1978 , 92 Stat. 3777 ; Pub. 96–132 , § ? 30, 1979 , 93 Stat. 1048 ; Pub. 98–473, title II , §§ ? 306, 309, 518, Oct. 12, 1984 , 98 Stat. 99–570, title I , §§ ? 1006(c), 1865, 1992, Oct. 27, 1986 , 100 Stat. 3207–7 , 3207–54, 3207–59; Pub. 99–646 , § ?

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