A Landmark Occasion: Celebrating Legalization Day for Cannabis November 6, 2012: A Pivotal Date For cannabis enthusiasts, the significance of November 6, 2012, cannot be overstated. This date holds a special place in history as Legalization Day, marking the first day when marijuana became legally available for recreational use in two pioneering states: Washington and […]
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In a recent turn of events, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has found itself under scrutiny for its decision to terminate an exceptional special agent, Anthony Armour, who had dedicated 16 years of his life to the agency. The reason? He tested positive for THC after using a CBD product as an alternative to
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The Path Forward for Cannabis Reform: Rescheduling vs. Descheduling In a groundbreaking move, the Biden administration has taken a significant step towards revising federal drug policy by moving towards the rescheduling of cannabis. Secretary Xavier Becerra of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently confirmed the agency’s recommendation to reclassify cannabis,
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Rescheduling of Cannabis has Major Developments RESCHEDULING CANNABIS: In a groundbreaking announcement on August 30, 2023, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) signaled a historic shift in marijuana’s legal status. Riley Griffin’s report for Bloomberg unveiled that the HHS is recommending the rescheduling of marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III. Earlier
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The state of Washington’s Department of Health is taking proactive steps to address the critical issue of youth cannabis and commercial tobacco use prevention. With an announcement of $1.3 million in funding, the state is bolstering 11 community-based organizations in their efforts to curb these concerning trends. Washington’s Stats The statistics are striking: “Nine out
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A police officer in Jersey City, New Jersey faced termination after testing positive for THC in a 12 panel drug test. However, recent developments have led to his reinstatement, highlighting the challenges surrounding cannabis use among law enforcement personnel. What would it take for these positions to become jobs that don’t drug test? The Officer
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By Gabby Johnson Table of Contents Where It Began: The Case The Charges Against Him The Basis of Judgement The Final Decision Cannabis Consumption with Discretion Moving Forward In a significant legal development, the Wisconsin Supreme Court has rendered a ruling regarding the scent of cannabis. This establishes the scent of cannabis as probable cause
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In a recent press briefing, Secretary Xavier Becerra of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (also known as the HHS) shared an update on the federal cannabis scheduling review which was mandated by President Joe Biden. The HHS, along with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and other agencies, is working tirelessly to
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