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Cannabis Law & Policy Blogger High Rise Law – “Are you a cannabis policy wonk looking to put your knowledge to work?”

Cannabis Law Report

Are you a cannabis policy wonk looking to put your knowledge to work? We are looking for a passionate writer to blog about important legal, political, and regulatory issues in the California cannabis industry. Demonstrated experience in cannabis law, policy, or compliance required. Basic SEO knowledge and skills required.

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Jason Adelstone to Speak at the 2025 Cannabis Law Institute in Denver

Canna Law Blog

Jason will join the panel “The Next Decade of Cannabis: Springboarding Forward from Initial State Regulatory Systems,” where he and fellow experts will examine the future of cannabis policy and reform. Topics will include international regulatory developments, U.S. Topics will include international regulatory developments, U.S.

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CBD Topicals are Not Immune from FDA Scrutiny, as Recent Warning Letters Show

Canna Law Blog

We’ve written extensively on this blog about industrial hemp-derived CBD products, including CBD comestibles , CBD pet products , CBD in alcohol , and CBD topicals. Thoroughly reviewing packaging, marketing copy, and websites for these types of claims will be crucial for every company offering topical CBD products for sale.

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A Founder Looks at 50: Attorney Gerry Goldstein and the Early Years of NORML

NORML

For NORML’s 50th anniversary, every Friday we will be posting a blog from NORML’s Founder Keith Stroup as he reflects back on a lifetime as America’s foremost marijuana smoker and legalization advocate. This is the sixth in a series of blogs on the history of NORML and the legalization movement.

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Are CBD Topicals Allowed in California?

Canna Law Blog

One of the areas I haven’t explored in great detail is topical products, i.e., cosmetics. Notably, the FAQs are silent on cosmetics and topical products. We aren’t aware of any explicit enforcement actions against Hemp CBD topicals. This may lead to more clarity for California CBD companies who have topical products.

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The Risks of Infusing Hemp-CBD Topical Products with Essential Oils and Menthol

Canna Law Blog

As we have previously discussed, the sale and marketing of hemp-infused cannabidiol (“Hemp-CBD”) cosmetics, such as salves, lotions and creams (collectively “Topicals”), present the lowest risk for businesses wishing to enter this booming industry. This precautionary measure has proven particularly important for Hemp-CBD Topicals.

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Oregon’s Hot Hemp

Canna Law Blog

That sexy topic dominated the headlines. That proved to be the case in my experience, including with respect to OLCC I ended up writing them on September 30 after stumbling across incorrect FAQs on the topic. Lets see if anything changes with the publication of this preliminary report and further rulemaking around the topic.

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