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Oregon may consider exporting weed to other states - Cannabis News
Law & Crime
Marijuana could take the next step toward joining pinot noir, craft beer and hazelnuts on Oregon's list of famous exports, under a proposal likely to go before state lawmakers in the new year.
Oregon approves medical marijuana deliveries where retail sales are banned - Cannabis News
Law & Crime
Medical marijuana patients caught a break last week when state regulators increased the amount of pot cardholders can buy in one shopping trip to 8 ounces, after officials cut the limit to 1 ounce in August on suspicion of nefarious purchases being made.
Oklahoma quickly becoming medical marijuana hotbed - Cannabis News
Law & Crime
The rollout of statewide medical and recreational marijuana programs typically is a grindingly slow process that can take years. Not so in Oklahoma, which moved with lightning speed once voters approved medical cannabis in June.
Regulators: Pot deliveries can be made throughout California - Cannabis News
Law & Crime
California regulators on Friday said marijuana deliveries can be made anywhere in the state, even in locales that ban cannabis.
Cities Across Ohio Will Vote On Marijuana Decriminalization In November - Cannabis News
Law & Crime
Voters in at least six municipalities across Ohio will have an opportunity to vote on local initiatives to decriminalize marijuana in November.
Pennsylvania lawmaker introduces bill to legalize recreational marijuana - Cannabis News
Law & Crime
Proposed legislation would authorize release of prisoners jailed for crimes associated with cannabis.
Governor of Nebraska Weighs In On Legalized Cannabis in South Dakota
Politics
State lawmakers have finally written the latest bill that would legalize marijuana and lay the foundation for a commercial weed industry in New Jersey — a bill they believe has a real chance to pass.
Home delivery for medical marijuana? Michigan regulators consider it - Cannabis News
Law & Crime
It may not have a 30-minute guarantee, but medical marijuana patients may be able to get home delivery of their weed later this year.
DEA Wants More Marijuana Grown And Fewer Opioids Produced In 2019. Really. - Cannabis News
Law & Crime
The 2,450,000 grams of marijuana the narcotics agency wants grown in the country in 2019 is a significant bump up from the 443,680 grams the agency authorized for 2018.
Ohio Is Having Trouble Finding Producers for Cannabis Edibles Market - Cannabis News
Law & Crime
It appears Ohio is having some difficulty scrounging up enough reputable cannabis companies to produce a variety of pot products for the state’s medical marijuana program.
Israel: Cannabis legalization bill clears first hurdle
Politics
The legalization of recreational marijuana in Washington state in 2012 resulted in a dramatic decrease in the number of people sentenced for marijuana-related felonies, according to an analysis conducted for public radio by the Washington State Caseload Forecast Council.
New York Health Department recommends marijuana legalization, says benefits outweigh risks - Cannabis News
Law & Crime
The New York State Health Department is high on the prospects of legal marijuana.
New York City: Manhattan DA to stop prosecuting marijuana possession cases - Cannabis News
Law & Crime
Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance announced Tuesday that his office would no longer prosecute any low-level marijuana offenses, including smoking in public.
Pittsburgh mayor 'fully' supports legalizing recreational marijuana - Cannabis News
Law & Crime
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto said he's been reluctant in the past to support legalizing marijuana for recreational use because of the stigma attached to it and because he had more important city business to address.
Marijuana Use And Gun Ownership: What You Need To Know
Politics
63 percent of Americans want full legalization, latest poll reveals.
Demand for recreational marijuana outpacing supply in Maine
Cannabis News
Illinois is one step closer to allowing people convicted of possessing small amounts of marijuana or paraphernalia to expunge their criminal convictions.

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