Day: April 19, 2017 (Page 4)

Chicago TribuneChicago law firms cultivate marijuana practicesChicago TribuneAttorney Dina Rollman, left, talks with student giving a presentation April 13, 2017, in a Cannabis Law & Policy class at the Illinois Institute of Technology's Chicago-Kent College of Law in Chicago's West Loop. Rollman co-teaches the class with … Read More: ChicagoContinue Reading

Oroville City Council restricts recreational marijuana growsOroville Mercury RegisterThis comes as California voters approved Proposition 64 in November, making it legal for adults 21 and older to consume marijuana and grow up to six marijuana plants for recreational use. The law, with approval from 53 percent of Butte County voters, …Continue Reading

Technical.ly DelawareGov. Carney's holding a marijuana legalization roundtable this week …Technical.ly DelawareWeed's one of the louder talking points in Delaware right now, and the residual effect it could have on the business economy at large could be huge … or it could …and more » Read More: Gov. Carney's holding a marijuanaContinue Reading

Technical.ly DelawareGov. Carney's holding a marijuana legalization roundtable this week in WilmingtonTechnical.ly DelawareThe state could tax the sale of marijuana, and making it so that only locally grown cannabis can be sold would stimulate Delaware's agriculture industry. This is a forward-looking bill that could result in a lot of moneyContinue Reading

Baltimore City PaperDon't Bogart That License: How state lawmakers ruin pot in battle over moneyBaltimore City Paper"Our company is 84 percent African-American owned," says former state senator John Pica, a lobbyist for GTI Maryland, a Bethesda-based company that was planning to grow pot in Washington County before it got bumpedContinue Reading

CBC.caYou can grow your own way: St. John's man wants to start marijuana nurseryCBC.caA St. John's man is hoping to help people grow their own pot plants at home, in the wake of the federal government tabling legislation to legalize marijuana. The Trudeau government's pot plan would allow people 18Continue Reading