Marijuana Legislation

This week, reefer madness acolytes issued a warning that “young adult use has skyrocketed,” but the latest federal data proves the claim is false.

According to The Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, over 400,000 people in the United States and about 2.5 million people around the world have MS.

After several months of false starts, the online system has launched to procure state licenses for testing labs, retailers and distributors.

It can feel like attorney general Jeff Sessions launches a new pronged attack against cannabis on a weekly basis. Just last month Sessions again hinted at a possible crackdown of state marijuana policies from federal agencies, continuing his streak...

A group of Ohio investors have a new legalization plan that would allow adults 21 and over to possess, grow, manufacture and dispense marijuana.

People usually ask me about the federal government. They ask what’s keeping the feds from cracking down on the cannabis industry?

While on the surface it seems this won’t deliver any payoff, like anything worthwhile in this life, you must look underneath the surface.

In Michigan, emergency rules were established while a regulatory framework is approved. Read all about this and more in our Marijuana Legislative Roundup.

Medical cannabis administration is associated with improved cognitive performance and lower levels of prescription drug use.

Canada’s Eastern shore province of Nova Scotia will begin sales of cannabis in liquor stores beginning July 2018. The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation said marijuana will be sold both in stores and on their website.