Kentucky Decriminalizes Medical Cannabis Possession
Individuals who satisfy specific conditions are now able to legally possess and use cannabis for medical purposes in Kentucky per an Executive…
Read MoreIndividuals who satisfy specific conditions are now able to legally possess and use cannabis for medical purposes in Kentucky per an Executive…
Read MorePresident Biden’s pardon of individuals with federal convictions for simple possession of cannabis has significant ramifications for the future…
Read MoreIn Northeast Patients Group, et al. v. United Cannabis Patients and Caregivers of Maine, a split panel for the United States Court of Appeals…
Read MoreOn Wednesday, May 25, 2022, Rhode Island became the nineteenth state to legalize adult-use cannabis. Democrat Governor Daniel J. McKee signed into law S.B. 2430 and companion act H.B. 7593, or the Rhode Island Cannabis Act, after both bills were approved by…
Read MoreOn April 11, 2022, New Jersey’s Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC) voted to approve the state’s first adult-use cannabis sales to the general public. In doing so, the CRC granted regulatory approval to seven companies currently operating thirteen medical marijuana dispensaries to commence…
Read MoreIn December the Ohio Senate passed Senate Bill 261, potentially broadening Ohio’s Medical Marijuana Control Program for the first time since implementation in 2018. SB 261 would create the new Division of Marijuana Control (DMC), a division of the Department of Commerce,…
Read MoreRecent bills and ballot initiatives suggest that adult-use cannabis may be coming to Ohio in the near future. However, with the State currently considering two separate paths towards legalization, the key question now seems just as much how as when. The first…
Read MoreOhio lawmakers are set to consider a bill that would legalize adult, or recreational, cannabis use in the Buckeye state. State Representative Casey Weinstein (D) and co-sponsor Rep. Terrence Upchurch (D) announced their intention to introduce the bill late last week. The…
Read MoreAs many are aware, the 2018 Farm Bill legalized hemp (cannabis with 0.3% THC or less) and hemp-derived products at the federal level by removing such products from the Controlled Substances Act (although individual states remain largely free to implement their own…
Read MoreOn April 19, 2021, the Ohio Board of Pharmacy voted unanimously to issue 73 new dispensary licenses, increasing the state’s current total from 57 to 130. The announcement comes in light of strong demand among state residents for product as well as…
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