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Colorado Set to Prohibit Cannabis Co-op Growing Operations
The Associated Press - Published on April 10, 2017Read moreColorado is set to ban cannabis growing co-ops after the state Senate unanimously approved a bill making it a crime for people to grow cannabis for others.
Rhode Island Cannabis Legalization Proponents Push for Vote
The Associated Press - Published on April 10, 2017Read moreRhode Island state legislators hoping to legalize cannabis say they have enough support to pass a bill in the Democrat-controlled General Assembly.
Colorado Will Allow Medical Cannabis Use While Awaiting Trial
The Associated Press - Published on April 6, 2017Read moreA new law signed Thursday overturns a ban on medical cannabis use by people awaiting trial.
California Moves to Unite Conflicting Cannabis Laws
The Associated Press - Published on April 5, 2017Read moreCalifornia is one step closer to resolving tricky legal conflicts on its path to becoming the nation’s largest marijuana economy.
House OKs Maryland Bill to Boost Minority Cannabis Businesses
The Associated Press - Published on April 4, 2017Read more“Less than 1 percent of the licenses held in the entire country are held by African Americans and other minorities,” one state lawmaker noted.
Argentina Legalizes Medical Cannabis, Creates Research Program With Free Access
The Associated Press - Published on April 4, 2017Read moreThe legislation legalizes cannabis oil and other marijuana derivatives for medicinal purposes and creates a research program for free patient access.
Tennessee Lawmakers Pass Bill to Block Local Decriminalization
The Associated Press - Published on March 27, 2017Read moreThe Legislature has passed a bill that would bar cities in Tennessee from decriminalizing possession of small amounts of cannabis.
Colorado Weighs Strategy to Guard Against Federal Cannabis Crackdown
The Associated Press - Published on March 27, 2017Read moreColorado is considering an unusual strategy to protect its cannabis industry from a federal crackdown, but it would cost hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes.
Illinois Considers Cannabis Legalization, Seeking Financial Boost
The Associated Press - Published on March 27, 2017Read moreAdvocates are trying to lay the groundwork for Illinois to become the first state in the Midwest and the ninth nationwide to legalize recreational cannabis.
Conservatives Bolster South Carolina Medical Cannabis Bill
The Associated Press - Published on March 27, 2017Read moreRep. Eric Bedingfield once shunned all marijuana use, but when his eldest son’s six-year struggle with opioid addiction ended with his overdose a year ago, the conservative Republican co-sponsored medical cannabis legislation.