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Aug 21
Could the Supreme Court help cannabis if Donald Trump won’t?

The Trump Justice Department will try to convince the Supreme Court to restrict the Second Amendment rights of cannabis users. Could the Supreme Court help cannabis if Donald Trump won’t? is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs

Aug 21
Thailand: War on drugs now a national priority, says acting PM

The Bangkok Post Acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai has declared the fight against illicit drugs a national priority, calling for collaboration across all sectors to combat the crisis. Mr Phumtham, who is a deputy prime minister and interior minister, was speaking on Wednesday during a visit to Wing 41 in Chiang Mai. He announced the […]

Aug 20
A year into adult-use cannabis sales, Ohio now allows pre-rolls

In the year since the first adult-use cannabis products were sold in Ohio, the state has been making changes to its recreational marijuana laws – and now, consumers have the option of purchasing pre-rolls. A year into adult-use cannabis sales, Ohio now allows pre-rolls is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for […]

Aug 20
From ‘sin taxes’ to potency pricing: Modern approaches to excise tax policy

From ‘sin taxes’ to potency pricing: Modern approaches to excise tax policy is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs

Aug 20
AFP appeal for public assistance after cocaine haul worth $26 million found in Sydney shipping container

The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is requesting assistance from the public after 80kg of cocaine worth $26 million was discovered in Sydney. The shipping container arrived in Port Botany in Sydney’s south last Monday from the US and was investigated after x-rays identified anomalies within it. Further examination revealed two bags containing multiple packages of a substance that tested positive […]

Aug 19
Scathing audit of Mass. marijuana regulator finds ‘favoritism,’ lost revenue

Massachusetts cannabis regulators have demonstrated “potential favoritism and/or impropriety” in their dealings with some marijuana businesses, according to a review by the state auditor’s office. Scathing audit of Mass. marijuana regulator finds ‘favoritism,’ lost revenue is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs