But Gov. Ned Lamont predicts that within a week, he’ll sign a version closer to the original bill into law
Gov. John Bel Edwards may deny it’s decrim until the cows come home... but it’s definitely decrim
The bill would set a maximum $100 fine for half an ounce or less of Cannabis, no matter how many times you get caught
The Idaho measure would decrim possession of up to 3 ounces of Cannabis at home with the property owner’s permission
The historic bill would completely remove Cannabis from the list of Controlled Substances
A long-awaited federal legalization bill will be introduced by Democrats in Congress, and it’s better than ever
Louisiana won’t be legalizing weed this year, but it’s just a matter of time, according to Gov. John Bel Edwards.
The bill, passed on a 72-61 vote, now faces daunting prospects in the GOP-controlled Minnesota Senate.
“There’s real excitement to do this in the country right now,” said Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer
Atty. Gen. Garland has reaffirmed the DOJ shouldn’t use its resources to go after Cannabis users in legal states
The feds would create a central repository of data from legal states under the Marijuana Data Collection Act
Long shot? Maybe. But it’s the first legalization bill ever to be considered by the full Louisiana House
It’s the changing of the guard. Police dogs trained to alert for Cannabis will no longer be used in Virginia.
When Montana voters approved Cannabis legalization at the ballot box last November, it was just the beginning.
Sometimes, when trying to get something done, it’s best to ask someone who’s already done it.
The 16th state to legalize pot is also the first Southern state to approve the reform.
A series of amendments emphasizing social equity are giving Gov. Lamont's legalization bill new life.
Following a flurry of reform in 2021, New Mexico becomes the latest state to pass an adult-use marijuana law.
While competing legalization proposals from lawmakers are vetted, Rhode Island inches closer to a recreational pot plan.
New York is close to legalizing recreational cannabis, and the final bill could be better than advocates anticipated.
