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Can I Have A Medical Marijuana Card & CDL?

PrestoDoctor

While several states have legalized medical marijuana, the federal government still classifies marijuana as a Schedule I controlled substance. According to federal law, the use or possession of marijuana is illegal. This is regardless of whether it is for medical or recreational purposes. appeared first on PrestoDoctor Blog.

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Can I Have A Medical Marijuana Card & CDL?

PrestoDoctor

While several states have legalized medical marijuana, the federal government still classifies marijuana as a Schedule I controlled substance. According to federal law, the use or possession of marijuana is illegal. This is regardless of whether it is for medical or recreational purposes. appeared first on PrestoDoctor Blog.

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I Have Some Thoughts on This Biden Cannabis Play

Canna Law Blog

President Biden pardoned 6,500 people previously convicted of “simple possession” of marijuana under federal law. Everyone serving time for simple possession of cannabis is in state prison for violations of state (and not federal) controlled substances laws. The only difference is that marijuana stores generally comply with state laws.

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Qualifying for a medical marijuana card in Nevada

Canna Care Docs

While not all medical cannabis patients can cultivate their own plants at home, there are certain exceptions that allow for this. According to Nevada state law, you may grow your own medical marijuana for the following reasons: 1. What are the medical marijuana laws in Nevada? You can save money on taxes.

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California’s New Cannabis Laws Affect College-Aged Students

Meadow

Law Enforcement: Beyond the physical benefits of cannabis for anxiety disorders, there are legal benefits to having a valid medical cannabis recommendation. Law enforcement in California will not be able to arrest or prosecute young adults carrying the legal limit of cannabis if they have a valid medical cannabis recommendation.

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Three Myths and Three Facts on the HUGE Marijuana Rescheduling Recommendation

Canna Law Blog

This blog post aims to dispel a few myths around rescheduling, and trot out some interesting facts. As an HHS spokesperson explained: “While HHS’s scientific and medical evaluation is binding on DEA, the scheduling recommendation is not. Still, moving marijuana down to Schedule III would be monumental progress.

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