Articles tagged with "Georgia"

Patients will finally be able to legally purchase the low-THC cannabis oil that they’ve long been allowed to possess.

Georgia law gives Gov. Nathan Deal, a Republican in the last year of his final term, 40 days to decide whether to sign or veto legislation, or allow it to become law without his name.

Rep. David Clark, a Republican Army veteran who sponsored the bill, accused Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle of “playing politics” and stifling the proposal by calling for another study committee.

Last month I watched a trial jury do the right thing and let a defendant go free—despite the fact that, by the strict letter of the law, the man was guilty.

The ACLU of Georgia filed the federal lawsuit earlier this week against the Cobb County Police Department.

On Monday, the Atlanta City Council voted to pass a bill that would decriminalize possession of up to an ounce.

17-year-old CJ Harris, a senior-to-be at Warner Robins High School in central Georgia, has to meet his dad, Curtis Harris, at lunch every day.

Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal approved an expansion of the state’s MMJ program Tuesday, adding six qualifying conditions to the state’s cannabis program.

Meanwhile, in Georgia, Rep. Allen Peake dispenses CBD oil out of his office.

A conservative Christian lawmaker is shepherding cannabis oil to sick people who are allowed to use marijuana, but have no legal way of obtaining it.