Articles tagged with "legalization"

Cannabis advocates and opponents are waging campaign battles across the country, Hawaii allows nurses to recommend MMJ, and Maine tables cannabis as a treatment for opioid addiction.

The suit was brought by 13 groups and individuals including Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery and Yavapai County Attorney Sheila Polk.

Germany’s cannabis laws are liberalizing. But in Bavaria, officials want no part of it.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the smell of growing cannabis constitutes probable cause for a search warrant. Here’s what that means.

European attitudes toward cannabis are changing at a breakneck pace. Catch up on the most recent updates.

Welcome to Jamaica. Need a medical cannabis card? A new proposal would let you pick one up just as soon as you land on the island.

After years of pressure from patients and advocacy groups such as the German Hemp Association (DHV), the dream of securing unfettered access to medical cannabis in Europe’s most populous country is finally coming to fruition.

Rep. Blumenauer wants the Dems to add the phrase: “We support ending the failed federal marijuana prohibition.”

With its initial goal achieved, Arkansans for Compassionate Care has asked a rival MMJ effort to halt its work join the campaign.

Most pharmacists haven’t signed on to the country’s pioneering cannabis program, citing security concerns and complaining of paperwork, cost increases or opposition from customers.