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5 Nanogram Marijuana DUI Bill Passes in CO
A 5 nanogram THC limit has been shown to be a faulty method to show impairment, Colorado lawmakers have still passed HB 1325, a marijuana DUI bill.
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Ohio Lawmaker Introduces Marijuana Legalization Measure
Representative Robert F. Hagan (D-Youngstown) has introduced a measure that would put marijuana legalization on the ballot before state voters.
New Hampshire Marijuana Decriminalization Bill Killed
NH won't be the next state to decriminalize marijuana possession. The state Senate Thursday killed a decriminalization bill, calling it "deeply flawed."
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Ohio Medical Marijuana and Legalization Bills Introduced
The first would legalize marijuana for medicinal uses and the second is a recreational marijuana legalization bill based on Colorado's Amendment 64.
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MN Medical Marijuana Bill Introduced for 2014
Rep. Carly Melin introduced her medical marijuana bill yesterday, but the proposal is little more than an informative placeholder for the 2014 session.
Medical Marijuana Update (2013.05.01)
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of May 1, 2013:
A Rising Marijuana Reform Tide at the Statehouses
Marijuana reform legislation is being introduced at state houses across the land at levels never seen before.
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Maryland Medical Marijuana Bill to Be Signed Today
Maryland will become the 19th state in the nation to legalize medical marijuana, but there's something special about Maryland's bill.
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LA Bill to Soften Marijuana Penalties Inches Forward
While far from marijuana decriminalization, HB 103 would reduce absolutely ridiculous current penalties to still-to-harsh penalties for 'habitual offenders'
Global Cannabis March Features Three in Oregon
Join us at a Global Cannabis March at a city near you. Next Saturday, May 4, in over 200 cities worldwide, millions will come together...
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MI - Grand Rapids Decriminalization Takes Effect
The decriminalization measure does not offer protection for anyone with 4 or more previous offenses for controlled substances or anyone intending to sell.
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Colorado Lawmakers Approve High Marijuana Tax Rates
Colorado legislators have approved the high marijuana tax rates of 15% excise tax and 10% sales tax.
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CT Medical Marijuana Regulations Delayed by Committee
Co-chairman of the committee, Andres Ayala Jr., said the quick decision was to ensure the committee can fully evaluate the medical marijuana regulations.
Overdose Prevention Deal in New Jersey
Gov. Christie reached an agreement with legislative leaders to include Good Samaritan language in another overdose prevention bill sitting on his desk.
Indiana Welfare Drug Testing Bill Fails
Public benefits drug testing bills remain alive in several states this year, including Alabama, North Carolina, and Texas.
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Florida Bill to Outlaw Bongs Moves to Governor
HB 49 would outlaw bongs and pipes to be used with illegal drugs. Luckily, since all pipes can be sold as 'for tobacco use only,' this will do little.
Hemp: Unlimited Fuel for the Green Rush
The industry is stunted by federal regulations which outlaw commercial hemp production. In 2011, total sales of hemp food & beauty care products exceeded...
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Michigan Marijuana Decriminalization Bill Introduced
Michigan rep. Jeff Irwin introduced a marijuana decriminalization bill yesterday. The bill would make possession of up to an ounce a civil infraction.