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Audit Finds Issues with Utah’s Medical Cannabis Cultivation Licensing Process

A state investigation into the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food recommends that the department reassess the eight licenses that were issued last year.

Mexico Senate Approves Cannabis Legalization Bill

The lower house of Congress, the Chamber of Deputies, must now pass the legislation by a Dec. 15 deadline.

New Jersey Assembly and Senate Committees Approve Different Versions of Adult-Use Cannabis Bill

Lawmakers in both chambers must now agree on a unified proposal before the legislation can receive floor votes.

Caliva Provides Career Training and Mentorship with Partners Chrysalis, Success Centers

The vertically integrated company is first focusing its resources in this area on aiding people released from prison, then it plans to additionally serve people without shelter and with low incomes.

When (And How) to Challenge a Cannabis License Denial

Key takeaways from Vicente Sederberg’s Nov. 12 webinar on when to consider a licensing appeal and how to navigate the appeals process in various markets.

New Legislation Would Allow More Utah Doctors to Recommend Medical Cannabis

The bill would allow physicians to recommend cannabis for up to 15 patients, or up to 275 patients if a doctor receives specialized training through the state.

What’s Next for the Five States That Legalized Cannabis in the 2020 Election?

Industry stakeholders weigh in on how adult-use and medical markets could roll out in Arizona, Montana, Mississippi, New Jersey and South Dakota, and how they could impact federal reform efforts.

New Jersey Cannabis Decriminalization Bill Stalls in Assembly After Receiving Senate Approval

The Assembly canceled a vote on the legislation after the Senate added an amendment that would lessen the penalty for the possession of up to one ounce of psilocybin.

Virginia Governor Plans to Introduce Cannabis Legalization Bill

Gov. Ralph Northam said he will propose legislation to legalize adult-use when the General Assembly reconvenes in January.

Voters Across the U.S. Decide on Criminal Justice Measures

On Nov. 3, Americans decided how people who are suspected, accused or convicted of cannabis offenses move through the criminal justice system.

Ohio Cannabis Regulators Update Advisory Committee on Medical Program Developments

More provisional licensees may soon be certified for operation, the state is accepting testing lab applications and many patients are dissatisfied with the price of cannabis.

New Jersey Lawmakers Pull Adult-Use Cannabis Bill Amid Criticism from Social Justice Advocates

The legislation passed committees in the Senate and Assembly last week, but has since been put on hold.

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