Day: March 24, 2017

The Denver PostEight of 16 people indicted in Colorado marijuana trafficking operation listed as having state pot licensesThe Denver PostDistrict Attorney George Brauchler speaks during an 18th Judicial District Attorney's Office news conference at the Drug Enforcement Administration's Denver Field Division to discuss indictments concerning illegal marijuana cultivation and distribution.Colorado'sContinue Reading

TheJointBlog (blog)Hawaii Bill to Expand Medical Cannabis Law Passes Senate Committee, Already Passed HouseTheJointBlog (blog)Limits each location used to cultivate marijuana to use by five qualifying patients. Authorizes primary caregivers to cultivate marijuana for qualifying patients until December 31, 2020. Adds considerations for establishing marijuana testing standards …and more » ReadContinue Reading

Washington PostA pharma company that spent $500000 trying to keep pot illegal just got DEA approval for synthetic marijuanaWashington PostInsys has been active in marijuana policy for several years. In 2011 it wrote to the DEA to express opposition to loosening restrictions on naturally derived THC, citing “the abuse potentialContinue Reading

Charleston Gazette-Mail (subscription)Senate committee passes medical marijuana billCharleston Gazette-Mail (subscription)The West Virginia Senate's Health and Human Resources Committee narrowly passed a bill Friday morning that would allow certain patients to be prescribed marijuana for medicinal purposes. The bill (SB386), called the West Virginia Medical Cannabis Act, …and more » Read More: SenateContinue Reading

CivilizedColorado Patients Can't Grow 99 Cannabis Plants AnymoreCivilizedA Colorado plan to crack down on homegrown cannabis is rapidly heading to the governor's desk after lawmakers changed the bill to give marijuana patients more leeway. A Senate committee vote 5-0 to set a statewide limit of 12 plants per residential …More medicalContinue Reading