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May 21
Law Firm A.Y. Strauss Introduces New Cannabis Practice Led by Partner Jennifer Cabrera

Legal Reader NEW YORK CITY/EINPresswire.com — A.Y. Strauss, a prominent law firm focused on commercial transactions and litigation in commercial real estate, construction, immigration, labor and employment, and corporate bankruptcy, announced the launch of its new Cannabis Practice. The firm has appointed Jennifer Cabrera, a reputable and respected cannabis attorney, as Partner to lead this strategic expansion. Cabrera […]

May 21
Article – New Title: The rise of psychedelic capitalism: Work harder and be happy about it?

Great piece in The Conversation about new book Psychedelic Capitalism   They write To date, most debates about psychedelics have offered little critical analysis of their relationship to the political economy of modern capitalism and broader power structures. In our new book Psychedelic Capitalism, we make three central claims about the so-called psychedelic renaissance. First, the […]

May 21
SA university launches NWU launches initiative for commercialisation of cannabis

Researchers at South Africa’s (SA) North West University say their recently approved IKS Matekwane Sandbox is a significant milestone in ensuring people are able to access opportunities to participate in the commercialisation of cannabis. The university hosted traditional leaders and healers, as well as indigenous farmers, at the university’s Molelwane Farm in Mahikeng to discuss […]

May 21
Tribal cannabis dispensaries to open across Minnesota with White Earth Nation tribal-state compact + Document

The state of Minnesota and White Earth have finalized a cannabis compact agreement. The almost 90-page document lays out the terms and conditions under which the tribe may regulate and operate cannabis businesses outside tribal lands. The news came in a short announcement from Gov.Tim Walz’s office on Tuesday. Interim director of the state’s Office of Cannabis […]

May 21
DEA Gives Church Green Light on Ayahuasca

The Church of Gaia announced on Friday that it has been “granted the first-ever approval for a Petition for Religious Exemption from the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) pursuant to the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA).” This exemption permits the Church to legally use Ayahuasca in its religious ceremonies, making it one of only a handful of […]

May 21
CT House narrowly votes to decriminalize ‘magic mushrooms’

Over protracted objections from the Republican minority, the Connecticut House voted 74 to 65 Monday night for a bill that would decriminalize small amounts of psilocybin, the psychoactive compound found in hallucinogenic mushrooms. House Bill 7065 would reduce the penalty for illegally possessing less than half an ounce of psilocybin from a crime that carries a […]