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Cannabis Law Report
JUNE 1, 2021
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Cannabis Law Report
SEPTEMBER 3, 2019
Prohibition Partners is proud to launch The North American Cannabis Report , the most in-depth industry report focused on the Canadian and US cannabis markets. Although the US is currently the most profitable cannabis industry in the world, the model is imperfect. billion by 2024. Here’s the report’s key findings.
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Cannabis Law Report
NOVEMBER 11, 2021
Then there’s the thought he might have a few other things on his mind like how to deal with planet threatening climate change ! Last month, Senators Corey Booker and Elizabeth Warren drafted a letter to US Attorney General Merrick Garland asking him to “initiate the process to decriminalize cannabis.”
NORML
JUNE 5, 2020
If one was convicted of a felony for selling marijuana, the DC bar would get involved. In most states, the head of the prison system would likely not even bother returning our calls, and would certainly not help us identify the most attractive victims in the system or allow us to schedule an interview with the national media.
NORML
JUNE 10, 2020
Their excuse now for publicly opposing and lobbying against legalization is to protect us all from the perceived dangers from “big marijuana” and their supposed underhanded marketing practices. Zinberg was a consultant with the Washington, DC-based Drug Abuse Council during the 1970s.
Cannabis Law Report
NOVEMBER 15, 2019
Charlotte Slocombe says her firm, Fragomen, and others that deal with US immigration laws have seen a rise in cases where British holidaymakers and green card holders, working legally in the US, are being expelled or denied entry because of cannabis consumption in states where it is legal. The Guardian has the story.
NORML
JUNE 12, 2020
Their excuse now for publicly opposing and lobbying against legalization is to protect us all from the perceived dangers from “big marijuana” and their supposed underhanded marketing practices. Zinberg was a consultant with the Washington, DC-based Drug Abuse Council during the 1970s.
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