Legislation and Regulation: Page 93

Cannabis Industry Stakeholders, Policymakers Share Perspectives on States Reform Act

U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace unveiled the legislation Nov. 15 to allow state governments to regulate cannabis products through the health-and-safety oversights of their choosing.

Indiana Democrats Plan to Push for Medical, Adult-Use Cannabis Legalization Next Year

The party expressed its support for policy reform ahead of Organizational Day for legislators.

Southern Oregon County Seeks Funding from State to Crack Down on Illegal Cannabis Grows

Jackson County officials plan to ask the state for more than $7 million.

Massachusetts Governor Wants Cannabis Laws Updated to Crack Down on Impaired Driving

Gov. Charlie has asked the state Legislature to put a framework in place to tackle the issue.

GOP Congresswoman Mace Spices Up Federal Cannabis Legalization

The South Carolina Republican introduced the States Reform Act, an alternative path to broad cannabis reform.

Oregon Resumes Cannabis Business Application Processing

After a three-year freeze on Oregon cannabis business license applications, the state has resumed the task this month.

Colorado Officials Announce Stricter Rules for Medical Cannabis Purchases

The new regulations aim to limit minors’ access and will take effect Jan. 1, 2022.

More Than 1,500 Seeking New Mexico Cannabis Businesses Licenses—and the State Is Eager for More

It’s an early sign of a business boom in New Mexico, which has no plans to limit the number of licenses that will be issued in this market.

Ohio Republican Aims High With Medical Cannabis Expansion Bill

The legislation would allow physicians to recommend cannabis for any medical condition and targets more dispensary licenses, larger cultivation sites.

Texas Judge Bars State from Listing Delta-8 THC as a Schedule I Drug

The cannabis compound is legal in Texas again under the temporary injunction.

Seth Rogen, Sarah Silverman Kick-Start ‘Cannabis in Common’ Campaign

The celebrity duo released a pair of videos urging Americans to voice their support of federal cannabis legalization to their elected representatives.

D.C. Expands Medical Cannabis Program, Backs Off Gray Market Crackdown

The Washington, D.C., City Council removed proposed penalties on “gift” businesses, but the change only highlights the uncertainty and debate clouding District cannabis.

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