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A market surge has created an unusually concentrated market where local brands are thriving. The post Report: Legal cannabis brands find their footing in New York appeared first on Green Market Report.
By Vince Sliwoski, Managing Partner Harris Sliwoski Welcome the ninth annual “State of the State” post on Oregon cannabis. I feel like an old man. As compared to 2023, things this… The post Oregon Cannabis: State of the State (2024) appeared first on Cannabis Business Executive – Cannabis and Marijuana industry news.
As cannabis-consumption lounges become more common in states where marijuana is regulated, owners of such spots face a unique challenge: balancing a social, relaxed atmosphere with the legal and regulatory responsibilities that come with serving marijuana. Can liability waivers protect cannabis consumption-lounge operators? is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis […]
We looked into our crystal bong and this is what we saw. The post Cannabis predictions for 2025: Low prices, high taxes, and hash appeared first on Leafly.
CPEAR’s Center of Excellence continues to be a thought leader in cannabis policy, engaging the scientific and academic community and offering an impartial perspective through thorough research and innovative insights. What’s in Your Weed This policy paper navigates the complex landscape of cannabis and hemp-derived products, focusing on cannabinoid composition, product labeling, and contaminants. It […]
This is the very short note i found on their facebook page. Nothing as yet on their website The Elected Board of the Tasmanian Hemp Association (THA) has reconsidered its position as a state member of the Australian Hemp Council (AHC) with its current form and structure. The THA has made the decision to resign […]
Charleston, WV: Judges may prohibit people on probation from using medical marijuana despite the state’s decision to legalize and regulate the substance, according to a recent ruling by the state Supreme Court. The Court determined that the West Virginia Cannabis Act, which lawmakers passed in 2016, “does not supersede or prevent a circuit court from requiring a probationer to […]
Source: https://www.buddingtrendsblog.com/2024/12/the-best-of-intentions-state-law-protections-for-employee-cannabis-use-may-not-protect-them-after-all/ By Whitt Steineker, Anne Knox Averitt & Anne R. Yuengert on December 19, 2024 While not enough blogs these days quote Toad the Wet Sprocket lyrics, a recent decision from a federal appellate court holding that a would-be employee can suffer negative employment consequences for cannabis use even when state law says exactly the opposite reminded me of this one: […]
Summary generated by Perplixity The case of State of West Virginia v. Kyle John Schober (No. 23-68) involves a complex legal dispute regarding the use of medical cannabis by probationers in West Virginia. The case highlights the tension between the state’s Medical Cannabis Act and probation conditions that prohibit drug use. Background On October 15, […]
AUTHOR: VINCE SLIWOSKI Table of Contents Sales and market data Licenses and licensing Industry limping along OLCC chasing testing labs on THC inflation New OLCC rules and legislative changes Licensing Moratorium Hemp Vendor License Requirement Labor Peace Agreements Presumptive Hemp Testing Rules Odds and ends Oregon cannabis: that’s a wrap Welcome the ninth annual “State […]