Articles tagged with "laws"

“We are building the airplane as we’re flying it,” Sen. Mike McGuire said at a Senate hearing Tuesday, “and we are going to make some mistakes.”

In a May 1 letter to congressional leaders, Sessions urged federal lawmakers to oppose a crucial provision known as the Rohrabacher–Blumenauer amendment.

The 10th US Circuit Court of Appeals decision is “a tremendous victory for opponents of the marijuana industry,” a Washington lawyer said.

The odd timing of felony charges against owner James Slatic and his lawyer have raised questions in San Diego of whether the business was unfairly targeted.

The groups allege that rules imposed by the city of Fontana make it “virtually impossible” for residents to grow cannabis at home.

After a hard-fought effort by veterans groups and patient advocates, Colorado has added post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a qualifying condition for medical cannabis.

A complaint filed by a local attorney threatens to delay the launch date by as much as two months.

Legalization was billed as a great equalizer of racial injustice, but the system to arise out of I-502 has only reinforced age-old barriers.

Amendment 2 funder John Morgan rips political partner Ben Pollara for “betrayal” over the bill’s crash and burn.

Jeff Sessions and the DOJ won’t be touching your medicinal marijuana anytime soon, at least not if Congress passes its newly unveiled stopgap budget bill.