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In era of legal pot, can police search cars based on odor? - Cannabis News
Sniff and search is no longer the default for police in some of the 33 states that have legalized marijuana.
Five years in, Washington State considers overhaul of pot regulation - Cannabis News
“We’ve typically been so challenged with the issues of the day we haven’t been looking out long-term to determine what the future looks like."
Colorado Adds Marijuana Fungus Testing Requirements - Cannabis News
Commercial marijuana products in Colorado will soon be subject to further testing for dangerous fungus, according to the state Marijuana Enforcement Division.
“By law, you and your spouse cannot own both retail and production. So we haven't been able to get married because neither one of us wants to sell our business.”
Access and affordability are key issues in the Golden State.
As Illinois prepares to legalize recreational marijuana, one group preparing for a cultural sea-change is the very group responsible for enforcing the new rules.
Don’t leave your Florida medical marijuana card at home. You may need it if pulled over by police when traveling, even with legally purchased pot from a state-licensed dispensary.
Soldiers are smoking a whole lot more weed if they happen to be stationed in or near a state where it's legal, and the Army has definitely noticed.
Drivers suspected of being high on pot may soon face the same type of roadside breath test cops use to catch drunken drivers, as several firms prepare new devices for the street.
A video of a Gwinnett County police officer handing back marijuana to a driver during a traffic stop has gone viral.
A U.S. appeals court has ruled workers in Colorado’s marijuana industry are subject to overtime pay rules and other federal labor protections even if the industry itself is federally illegal.
The American Bar Association (ABA) adopted a resolution on Monday that calls on Congress to allow states to set their own marijuana policies and recommends rescheduling or descheduling cannabis under federal law.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed two measures expanding what conditions are included for the state’s medical marijuana program and who’s allowed to authorize it.
The measure brings the number of conditions that can be treated by medical marijuana in Pennsylvania to 23.
Dr. Sue Sisley holds the rare distinction of being licensed by the Drug Enforcement Administration to study marijuana, so why is she suing the DEA over its marijuana research policies?
New Jersey medical marijuana patients vacationing in Maine this summer won’t have to pack their own cannabis medicines when they travel to Lobster Land.
Governor Ige appears ready to veto a measure that would allow medical cannabis patients to carry their marijuana with them as they travel between the Hawaiian islands.
In a constantly changing legal landscape, employers must take care when creating a zero-tolerance policy.
With Governor's signature, Maine finally has rules for recreational marijuana market - Cannabis News
Maine's adult-use marijuana industry will have the strictest residency rules in the nation.
