Month: June 2017 (Page 12)

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For 22 years, the Marijuana Policy Project has conducted its banking with the PNC Financial Services Group. The long relationship was severed yesterday. The post PNC Bank Closes Marijuana Policy Project Account appeared first on Leafly. Read More: PNC Bank Closes Marijuana Policy Project AccountContinue Reading

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An former police officer-turned attorney weighs in on why cannabis DUI laws can be problematic when considered in the same light as alcohol DUI laws. The post Should Alcohol and Cannabis Have Separate DUI Laws? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Should Alcohol and Cannabis Have Separate DUI Laws?Continue Reading

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PNC Bank – the sixth-largest financial institution in the United States – has closed Marijuana Policy Project’s accounts, a move that underscores worries the Trump administration will try to interfere with state-licensed medical and recreational cannabis programs. The move is especially noteworthy because non-plant-touching cannabis organizations like MPP – which isContinue Reading

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Farmers markets offer a plethora of fresh seasonal produce and other ingredients. Get your hands on these market finds and infuse some delectable seasonal dishes! The post High DIY: How to Infuse Your Farmers Market Finds With Cannabis appeared first on Leafly. Read More: High DIY: How to InfuseContinue Reading

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Enjoy all the activities of the summer months with these uplifting strains. It’s officially summer! Whether you’re taking time off from a busy college schedule or carving out extra time around your busy work schedule, this is when socializing is at an all-time high. That means it’s time to getContinue Reading

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New York’s five medical cannabis licensees are a signature away from being able to serve patients that suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The state legislature on Tuesday gave final approval to a bill that would add PTSD to the qualifying conditions list for medical marijuana in the state. TheContinue Reading

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By Margaret Jackson South Carolina is gearing up to become the latest state to allow hemp cultivation, a move that’s expected to create opportunities for farmers, makers of hemp-based products and ancillary companies offering goods and services to those growing and processing the plant. The South Carolina Department of AgricultureContinue Reading

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A judge in Carson City ruled that the state hasn’t followed the rules of its legalization initiative. Stores open July 1? Maybe not. The post Nevada Cannabis Ruling May Delay July 1 Start Date appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Nevada Cannabis Ruling May Delay July 1 Start DateContinue Reading

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When Massachusetts’ voters passed Question 4 last November it included clear language for diversity and inclusion in the forthcoming legal cannabis industry. Now lawmakers and activists are furious that the state’s omnibus cannabis bill does not match the vision of the drafters or will of the voters. As the discussion aroundContinue Reading

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Recreational marijuana sales in Nevada may not begin next month after all. A judge on Tuesday extended a temporary order that prevents the state from issuing distribution licenses to existing medical marijuana dispensaries so they can begin recreational sales July 1. Carson City District Judge James Wilson wrote in anContinue Reading