Medical Marijuana Update (2014.02.05)
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of February 5, 2014.
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Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of February 5, 2014.
Oklahoma Senator Connie Johnson introduced SB 2116, a marijuana legalization bill that would regulate cannabis like alcohol.
Seattle PD has been sending notifications to neighbors of potential pot business locations, suggesting complaints and reminding them they can object.
New York Jets defensive back Antonio Cromartie spoke about the NFL's ban on cannabis, saying that players will continue to use the plant.
The Senate passed the Farm Bill, meaning that the legislation, which authorizes industrial hemp growing by universities, will now go to President Obama.
Alaskan officials have confirmed that an initiative for marijuana legalization will be on this year's ballot.
The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services has finalized regulations for a single medical marijuana compassion center.
With 86% support for allowing medical marijuana, state legislators are increasingly realizing the public supports marijuana policy reforms.
Huffington Post reports that the Washington DC district council voted to decriminalize marijuana yesterday.
Congressional Members Slam Drug Czar's Office for Failing to Acknowledge Facts About Marijuana and Relying on Marijuana 'Propaganda'
A new Colorado marijuana open container bill would make violations harder to prove.
Sixty-six percent of respondents said they endorsed legalizing cannabis, an increase of nine points since pollsters last posed the question in 2012.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health issued 20 dispensary licenses Friday, the first to be issued in the state.
The tragic death of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman has prompted grief and praise for his talent. It also, naturally, has prompted discussions of addiction.
Ladybud tells the story of its publisher, cannabis activist and NORML Woman's Alliance board member Diane Fornbacher.
Bloomberg describes the federal pot problem for banks and the cannabis industry, pointing out that Holder's guidelines are not enforceable in court.
French senator Esther Benbassa introduced a bill last week that would allow and regulate legal cannabis in France.
NORML PAC has announced its endorsement of Delegate Heather Mizeur and her running mate Delman Coates for Governor and Lt. Governor of Maryland.