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Volteface Article: Why is British Drug Policy so Disjointed?

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Conflicted Policy. By the same token, the Met’s action points in the other direction: the very worst and most hollow posturing that has always been at the heart of policy based on enforcement. Read full article. Why is British Drug Policy so Disjointed? Here is the introduction.

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Law.com – Article: In-House Cannabis Lawyers Should Help Shape Company Advertising Policies

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Cannabis advertising alone is a regulatory concern, and in-house counsel should play a role in their company’s advertising policies to avoid hefty fines and other consequences, according to in-house and law firm lawyers who practice in the growing cannabis industry. Read full article at [link].

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Massachusetts Compliance & Training Program For Cannabis Companies (Nation’s First) Deemed A Success

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1 deadline to train managers and employees under a new compliance and safety program that is the first of its kind in the nation. The state’s Responsible Vendor Training Program is designed to support licensee compliance and enhance the safety of customers and employees. Seed-to-sale tracking compliance. Read the full article.

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Another Tory Says Let’s Get A Move On With Cannabis – UK’s drug policy is “hopelessly out of date,”

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Former Health Minister Dan Poulter thinks cannabis should be reclassified. He added the UK’s drug policy is “hopelessly out of date,” as it’s still governed by the infamous 1971 Misuse of Drugs Act. Dr Poulter wrote: “The law views cannabis as a “street drug”. In Germany, the medicinal cannabis market is worth €200 million.

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Article: General Counsel’s Corner: Cannabis and the Campus

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Cannabis—also known as marijuana—has been legalized in the last two decades in more than half of the states. 1 Despite what would appear to be increasingly lawful access to cannabis, it is still classified by U.S. 1 Despite what would appear to be increasingly lawful access to cannabis, it is still classified by U.S.

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LexBlog Article: New York Cannabis: Lawyers Can Consume, Advise Businesses and Own Them (if They Dare)

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In the continuing trend of normalizing the cannabis industry for practical reasons, the New York State Bar Association’s (NYSBA) Committee on Professional Ethics issued Opinion 1225 (the Opinion). In short, the NYSBA now expressly permits lawyers to represent clients in New York’s recreational cannabis industry.

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Canada Article: Policy Options – “Provinces Need To Recognize First Nations Authority On Cannabis”

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Federal lawmakers ignored the call to delay cannabis legalization until First Nations could be adequately consulted on the regulation of recreational sales. In the absence of progress on province-to-First Nation negotiations on cannabis regulation, the tobacco pattern is reproducing itself with cannabis.

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