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The Washington State Liquor Control Board received 112 applications for marijuana expert consultants to help implement recreational marijuana legalization.
Mike Manypenny introduced a bill today to allow patients with debilitating medical conditions to use medical marijuana if their doctors recommend it.
Polling data found that a majority of adults in New Hampshire support selling marijuana at state liquor stores with regulations similar to alcohol.
A record number of statewide marijuana law reform measures are pending in 2013. Is your state one of them? To find out...
Washington has remained silent in the face of legalization in two states, but special interests and anti-pot crusaders are starting to push back.
Washington's Liquor Control Board held a public marijuana forum in Spokane on Tuesday, to get input on regulating the production and sale of marijuana.
Supporters of the bill, including the ACLU of Hawaii said legalization would save the state money and respect Hawaiians' freedom of choice.
Following last year’s successful effort to decriminalize marijuana in Rhode Island, advocates in the state legislature now have their eyes on the biggest prize in drug reform: marijuana legalization.
House Bill 525, the Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2013, amends the Controlled Substances Act to exclude industrial hemp from the definition of marijuana.
Lawmakers that used to avoid marijuana lobbyists are now seeking them out. Many members of Congress are working toward reforming federal marijuana laws.
Pennsylvania will likely be the next state to see a marijuana legalization bill introduced. Sen. Daylin Leach announced that he would be filing one shortly.
The Kentucky hemp bill has been approved by the state's Senate Agricultural Committee. The bill would legalize industrial hemp production in Kentucky.
NORML is pleased to announce the first ever Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference in Philadelphia, PA on March 16th, 2013!
State Representative Jeff Irwin says it's high time to decriminalize marijuana for recreational use in Michigan.
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Mike Callton introduced a bill to legalize dispensaries in the state, rightly claiming that Michigan's 125,000 MMJ patients need safe access to medication.
Senator Ortiz y Pino requested that the Economic Development Department conduct a study to find financial implications of taxing and regulating marijuana.
Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, Tea Party favorite and presumed candidate for Governor, opened up on his views regarding marijuana legalization.
