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Report: Teens Now Find it Tougher Than Ever to Find Marijuana

One of the primary concerns of opponents to marijuana legalization was that it was going to fall into the hands of teenagers, whose brains are still developing and lack the full capacity for risk assessment.  Now, a new study analyzes a host of risky teen behavior, including marijuana consumption. Among…

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Mom Charged, Loses Custody, For Treating Ill Daughter With Marijuana

A woman in Idaho has lost custody of her children as she faces criminal charges for treating her 3-year-old daughter with a marijuana-infused smoothie to treat her sudden onslaught of seizures.  The 23-year-old woman explained later that the marijuana treatment was her last course of action. She has entered a not guilty…

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U.S. Marijuana Stock Tepid, Canada Marijuana Stock Spikes

The contrast between the stock of marijuana in the U.S. and Canada couldn’t be more stark.  CNN Money reported that a real estate investment trust that plans to buy buildings to lease to medical marijuana growers went public on Wall Street – and the response was less-than-encouraging. On the NYSE,…

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Marijuana Legality: Not a Done Deal, Despite Public Approval

Cannabis has made major strides in terms of public opinion in recent years. Today, a majority of Americans say marijuana should be legal. In November, California voters agreed it should be legal for recreational use. More than half of all states now have some form of legal access to medical marijuana.…

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Anti-Marijuana Officials Appointed to Trump’s Cabinet

President-Elect Donald J. Trump has now appointed two individuals to his cabinet who are decidedly against the legalization of marijuana, even for medicinal purposes. First up is Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.), Trump’s pick for attorney general. Sessions has a strong record of opposing marijuana reform, saying just this past April…

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More States Approve Medical Marijuana, DEA Still Refuses to Acknowledge Benefits

As it stands now following the most recent election, more than half the states in the U.S. – 28 – now have legalized marijuana use for those with certain medical conditions.  Still, this has yet to change the hard line stance of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), where officials…

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San Jose, Other Communities, Ban Marijuana Before Vote

Days before the Nov. 8 election with the California ballot measure considering legalization of recreational marijuana, the largest city in the Bay Area, San Jose, voted to temporarily ban recreational marijuana sales there. The city joined a growing number of other municipalities that preemptively banned recreational sales or passed certain…

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Former College Athlete Urges NCAA To Remove Pot From Banned Substance List

Treyous Jarrells played football from the time he was just a child. He endured hit after hit. There were concussions. There were torn ligaments and stretched muscles. The pain became chronic.  But he was chasing a dream. He landed a scholarship to Colorado State University, where he excelled. He averaged…

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Report: Fentanyl Manufacturer Supporting Marijuana Law Opposition in AZ

If you suffer from any kind of chronic pain or perhaps have endured a major surgery in recent years, you’re probably familiar with Fentanyl. It’s a powerful, fast-acting narcotic painkiller that is typically appropriate for severe, acute pain. It’s highly addictive, possessing many heroin-like qualities. It’s also extremely deadly when…

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Nuisance Abatement Laws Result in Eviction for Marijuana Users

Nuisance abatement laws, codified at the state or local level, allow municipalities to fine landlords who allow “nuisances” on their properties. It was intended to curb violence and repeat police responses to the same location. However, it’s reportedly having a negative effect on those who use marijuana.  The Washington Post…

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