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Minnesota marijuana legalization took a huge step in May of 2021. The medical marijuana program in Minnesota now allows dried flower which was not permitted in the past. But, recreational weed legalization is not going to happen anytime soon as it will not pass the state senate.Possession laws in the state are already some of the most relaxed in the country for a state without legal recreational marijuana. The economic impacts that other states have witnessed due to full legalization have been immense in the cases of California and Colorado.Minnesota marijuana legalization is something that should be widely discussed due to its impact on society. The benefits widely outweigh the negative aspects of legal cannabis with data to prove this fact. Opponents of legalization in ...
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President Biden and marijuana could make history together through decriminalization. Will Biden legalize marijuana and what could that mean for the industry? Most people with past convictions will agree with Biden on marijuana expungements and releasing those in jail for marijuana-related charges.Biden legalizing marijuana could impact the country in a huge way although state laws would still have to change. The Biden marijuana stance was positive in the 2020 election cycle as legalization makes sense in an economic and social way. A majority of Americans support legalization as they have seen how the programs were implemented in states like Colorado and California.There is quite a bit of money opposing marijuana legalization from various industries like that of the pharmaceutical ...
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Will marijuana be federally legal in the near future? Most in the cannabis community think so, although states frequently disappoint their citizens with politicians that vote against what their constituents want. There are no real reasons that marijuana should not be legalized. Changes are needed to the federal marijuana laws.The fact that pharmaceutical companies are spending millions to fight legalization shows the potential medical benefits of cannabis. These companies play to the fears that were once instilled in the public during the propaganda push of Reefer Madness. The versatility in terms of medical benefits is something that Big Pharma does not want to deal with.There is no doubt that federal legalization will just unveil more benefits and uses for ...
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Cannabis is currently a Schedule I substance and illegal at the federal level in the U.S. Many states have legalized its use for medical and/or recreational purposes. A number of state and federal cannabis proposals were considered in mid-2021, with some passing. Here is the rundown on marijuana legalization in the U.S. and what you can expect for the end of the year.
A majority of Pennsylvanians support the legalization of recreational cannabis. In addition, many of the state’s neighbors have already legalized adult-use weed. So, what is taking so long in the Keystone State?Here are the top 7 reasons for Pennsylvania marijuana legalization.
Disclaimer: This blog post is for informational purposes only. Cannabis Training University does not encourage or recommend the breaking of any laws. The information contained in this blog post is not intended to be taken as legal advice. We recommend obtaining legal advice from an attorney.Cannabis is a multi-billion-dollar industry with the promise of growing significantly over the coming years. However, commercial marijuana production is still illegal on a federal level and in many states, even in states where medical and/or recreational cannabis is legal.As a cannabis grower or dispensary owner, you may be worried about getting busted by law enforcement for either growing weed where cultivation is prohibited, growing more than the home cultivation limit in ...
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Federal legalization of weed has never been closer. Cannabis prohibition has been the norm for decades, but more than half of U.S. states have passed medical marijuana laws and several have passed adult-use cannabis laws.Cannabis laws are changing fast. Our federal cannabis legalization guide gives you a snapshot into the current state of the U.S. cannabis market and gives you an insight into what the future holds for the industry.
It's official! Connecticut has legalized adult-use cannabis.Governor Ned Lamont signed S.B. 1201, making the Constitution State the 19th state to legalize cannabis and 6th state to do so since the November 2020 election.Here's what you need to know about the latest cannabis legalization bill in the country.
Is marijuana in Pennsylvania legal? Hold your horses — not just yet. As states continue to add to the list of legislation, it’s crucial to decipher the laws adequately or you can be faced with legal implications. Recreational marijuana usage is still currently illegal in Pennsylvania, but medical cannabis is legal.
In good news on the European front, Luxembourg and Switzerland plan to legalize cannabis sooner rather than later. Luxembourg plans to develop regulations for its proposed recreational cannabis market. Switzerland is launching a cannabis pilot program to test cannabis effects on its residents over the next five years.
Do you want to learn how to grow marijuana legally in the United States? Whether you want to grow at home for personal use or at a licensed cultivation facility, you must know your state and local cannabis cultivation laws.In the United States, cannabis cultivation laws vary by state, county, and city. Our cannabis cultivation guide gives you an overview of the different state laws and requirements needed to grow cannabis for commercial or personal use.
Is Delta-8 THC legal and are states banning it? Move over CBD and THC. Delta-8 THC is a rising star in the cannabis industry. This mildly intoxicating cannabinoid’s popularity is skyrocketing.While this hot cannabinoid is all the rage, its dubious legal status has prompted many lawmakers to restrict its sale. For unaware consumers, delta-8’s psychoactivity could catch them off guard. Here is what you need to know about the delta-8 controversy.
Have you ever had someone ask you to ship them some cannabis? Perhaps a little something to help Aunty Dot’s arthritis? We know the feeling of going to the Post Office – anxious as hell – to ship an ‘innocent’ brownie to your old mate in Wyoming (where cannabis isn’t legal yet). We wish to tell you it was cool, but it’s not.The simple answer to the title question would be an unfortunate ‘no’. Even though cannabis has been legalized in most U.S states, ironically to some, marijuana is still very much illegal at the federal level.And, since the United States Postal Service is a federal entity, cannabis is forbidden via U.S mailing routes.With that said, there’s more to the rule than meets the general eye. In this article attempts to answer the question of ‘can you mail weed ...
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