Legislation and Regulation: Page 107

Michigan Governor Signs Legislation to Regulate Delta-8 THC

Beginning Oct. 11, businesses will not be able to sell delta-8 products without proper licensing from the Michigan Marijuana Regulatory Agency.

California Governor Signs Legislation to Establish Department of Cannabis Control

The move consolidates three state agencies into one in an effort to streamline California's cannabis regulations.

Group of Senators Say Cannabis Businesses Should Be Allowed to Access SBA Loans

U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen led nine of her colleagues to send a letter to a Senate Appropriations subcommittee.

Former South Carolina Congressman Vows to Legalize Cannabis in His Run For Governor

Democrat Joe Cunningham is running to unseat Republican Gov. Henry McMaster.

Missouri Governor Vetoes Legislation Containing Tax Relief for Medical Cannabis Businesses

S.B. 226 would have allowed medical cannabis businesses to deduct business expenses on their state income taxes.

Pending Legislation in Tennessee Would Place Adult-Use Cannabis Legalization on State’s 2022 Ballot

Rep. Bruce Griffey introduced H.B. 1634 on July 7.

California Stakeholders Weigh in on Legislature’s $100-Million Cannabis Plan

The grant funding aims to help cities and counties assist cannabis businesses in securing more permanent licensing.

Following Mexico’s Issuance of Medical Cannabis Regulations, Clever Leaves Enters Market

CEO Kyle Detwiler shared the company’s plans with Hemp Grower and Cannabis Business Times.

Dangerous Heat Is a Reminder of Our Shared Community Inside and Outside the Business: Week in Review

Here are the most important headlines from this past week.

Gov. Wolf Signs Bill Expanding Medical Cannabis Access in Pennsylvania

The legislation allows qualified patients to possess up to a 90-day supply and continue curbside pickups; but home grows are a no.

Holland & Hart Launches Cannabis Practice With Arrival of Rachel Gillette

The nationally recognized cannabis lawyer joins the firm with a team of three associates.

Inside the Fight for Social Equity in Connecticut

After years of failed attempts, Connecticut has finally passed legalization. But challenges remain – especially for the creation of an equitable adult-use industry.

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