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Illinois Senate Bill 2321 to remove workplace THC drug test

Illinois News Joint

8 Senate Bill 2321 , which, among other amendments, would provide that an employer may not refuse to hire an individual or discipline an employee because results of an individual’s drug test indicate the presence of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) on the part of that individual. Robert Peters introduced on Feb.

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U.S. Department of Transportation Updates Its Drug Testing Policy

Canna Law Blog

Department of Transportation (DOT) has finalized a rule to amend its drug testing policy in a way that could have significant implications for truckers, commercial drivers, pilots and other federally regulated transit workers who use marijuana off the job. The post U.S. The post U.S.

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Google Changes Its CBD Advertising Policies

Canna Law Blog

However, Google recently has decided to relax its advertising policies– at least around hemp and hemp CBD products. 3% THC (i.e., cannabis) certainly won’t be allowed on Google unless we see a change in federal law (despite state law to the contrary). And any product containing more than.3%

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Two New State Laws Could Disrupt the Vapor Industry

Cannabis Law Report

On January 1, 2022, two new state laws will become effective in Illinois and Oregon and could cause significant disruption to the vapor industry. We provide background on the legislation and discuss the potential implications for the sales of vapor products in the respective states. By Azim Chowdhury & Taylor D.

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Alert: Invitation to Continued Discussion on Evaluating THC compounds: What is and is not “impairing”?

Cannabis Law Report

The public and the cannabis industry are invited to a June 21, 2022 discussion to help shape future policy and rules related to how LCB and state law will define what are “impairing” and “non-impairing” THC compounds and cannabinoids. A year ago, the LCB Board issued Policy Statement Number PS-21-01 about THC compounds.

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Reason.com: Policy Brief – Federal law unconstitutionally prohibits medical marijuana users from possessing firearms

Cannabis Law Report

Individuals who use medical marijuana in accordance with their state’s licensed programs are nevertheless prohibited from purchasing or possessing a firearm under federal law. THC, whereas if a cannabis plant contains up to 0.3% THC it is considered a hemp cannabis plant, not marijuana, and is legal to possess and use.

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Meet THC-O, a hemp-derived compound three times stronger than THC

SpeedWeed

In recent months, a synthetic compound derived from hemp called THC-O acetate—often referred to simply as THC-O (pronounced “THC oh”)—has quickly gained popularity among Americans who don’t have access to legal cannabis. . THC-O products are increasingly popular in states where consumers don’t have access to legal cannabis.

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