Michigan governor floats extra 32% adult-use cannabis tax to fund roads
Michigan’s governor is suggesting taxing adult-use cannabis an additional 32% to fund a $3 billion infrastructure plan.
State and federal regulation and legalization topics including licensing, banking reform, illicit markets, social equity.
Michigan’s governor is suggesting taxing adult-use cannabis an additional 32% to fund a $3 billion infrastructure plan.
Two Republican U.S. senators have introduced a bill that would continue to ban federal tax deductions for the cannabis industry – regardless of whether marijuana is rescheduled.
A white California couple challenging marijuana social equity provisions across the country has appealed a recent dismissal of a lawsuit in Rhode Island to a federal appeals court.
Familiar allegations of marijuana testing lab fraud – including vape oil cartridges with “certified” total cannabinoids of more than 100% – are now roiling the adult-use market in New York.
A hemp merchant is suing Tennessee police for $850,000, claiming that authorities allowed hundreds of pounds of federally compliant hemp seized in a traffic stop to spoil and become illegal marijuana.
Efforts to legalize recreational marijuana and establish a retail program in Hawaii have been thwarted again by the Legislature’s more conservative House of Representatives.
Two lawmakers in Tennessee have introduced separate bills to legalize adult-use cannabis sales and establish a medical marijuana program.