Biden can, and should, pardon nonviolent marijuana offenders
While Hunter Biden walks free, thousands of Americans are incarcerated for nonviolent marijuana offenses despite the president’s promises.
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Justice Department could help marijuana industry via Cole Memo 2.0 – or hurt reform
As federal marijuana reform inches forward in a Congress paralyzed by partisan gridlock, more immediate "progress" might have…
News March 28
Fate of marijuana business protection uncertain as government shutdown looms
The only current federal law protecting medical marijuana businesses from U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions could expire Friday…
News January 19
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The Next Competitive Advantage in Medical Cannabis Is Clarity
As telehealth simplifies access where permitted, providers are discovering that the real differentiator is helping patients understand what happens before, during, and after certification.
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Week in Review: Maine rec cannabis launch delayed, Maryland MMJ grow licensees & DOJ vs. DEA
Maine's recreational marijuana launch delayed, a deadline passes for Maryland's licensed MMJ growers, and the DOJ nixes a…
News August 18Bipartisan bloc of Congress aims to protect medical cannabis industry
Forty-four members of the U.S. House of Representatives sent a formal letter to the authors of an upcoming federal…
News April 11
The marijuana industry under Trump: Q&A with Congressman Ed Perlmutter
By John Schroyer Ed Perlmutter, a Colorado Democrat, has been a strong proponent of the cannabis industry during…
News January 4DOJ poised to dismiss longstanding MMJ dispensary case
The U.S. Department of Justice is on the verge of dismissing a 3-year-old case against Berkeley Patients Group,…
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