Germany shares more borders with other countries than any other nation in the European Union. Germany, which recently legalized cannabis for adult use, shares borders with Austria, the Netherlands, the
Despite nearly three years of legal possession and home cultivation of cannabis in Virginia, access to tested and regulated adult-use cannabis remains out of reach for residents. Republican Governor Glenn
Germany’s Federal Finance Minister Christian Lindner is pushing back on cannabis opponents in Germany, particularly Saxony-Anhalt’s Prime Minister Reiner Haseloff, stating that cannabis legalization “does not lead to chaos.” Members
Cannabis legalization in Germany will provide many benefits, including benefits to non-cannabis consumers. Arguably one of the most important benefits will be the savings to the nation’s criminal justice system,
For the first time in American history, the United States President mentioned cannabis reform and rescheduling during his State of the Union Address (SOTU). It marks a massive cultural shift
In the past decade, the legalization of cannabis has accelerated across the U.S. Today, almost every state permits the medical use of cannabis, while close to half of all states
New York City’s quest to tackle cannabis legalization has been daring, innovative, and simultaneously convoluted, weakly constructed, and misleading. The Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) is New York State’s governing
For years, cannabis companies and reform advocates have hoped to see federal lawmakers act on industry banking access. Many contend that until such reforms are made, few, if any, cannabis
Subpar products were one of New York’s first legal market missteps. How did it happen? Not long ago, New York’s legal cannabis market was being hailed as the eventual gold
New York City has a culture all its own. It feels massive, yet it’s just a tiny island. It’s impersonal and overwhelming but surprisingly intimate. For an outsider, it’s hard
Welcome to the latest installment of the Cannabis Clock — Cannabis & Tech Today’s countdown to the federal legalization of cannabis. When the Cannabis Clock reaches midnight, we’ve reached federal
As new states decide to legalize adult-use cannabis sales, regulators are tasked with guiding their constituents into uncharted territory. Many lawmakers pull from existing policies in other states, adapting them
Alison Ritter, UNSW Sydney; Kari Lancaster, UNSW Sydney; Laura McLauchlan, Macquarie University; Liz Barrett, UNSW Sydney, and Matthew Kearnes, UNSW Sydney The haze of cannabis is everywhere right now. Germany
Cannabis is on the cusp of one of the biggest changes in recent federal drug policy. In late August, a senior official from the Department of Health and Human Services
Denied Legal Right to Priority Cannabis Market Entry, Veterans Seek to Overturn & Prevent Expansion of Unconstitutional Licensing Scheme That Prioritizes Criminal Records Over Honorable U.S. Military Service Records NEW
“… Nothing is certain except death and taxes.” – Benjamin Franklin Although paying federal taxes is compulsory for all U.S. corporations, no industry has a more crippling tax structure than
Welcome to the latest installment of the Cannabis Clock — our countdown to the federal legalization of cannabis. When the Cannabis Clock reaches midnight, we will have achieved federal legalization.
Historically, in every single jurisdiction on earth where legalization was pursued and achieved, without exception, there were cannabis opponents spreading anti-cannabis myths and half-truths to try to deter voters or
A new year encourages hope and reflection, both of which are useful in evaluating existing cannabis policies at the federal level and what may be expected in the coming months.
Kentucky governor Andrew Graham Beshar (D) has signed a bill to legalize medical cannabis, making the state the 38th in the U.S. to do so. Beshear, a proponent of the
