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What are the pros and cons of allowing dispensary employees to consume cannabis before, during, or after work hours? The post Should Dispensaries Allow Cannabis Use on the Job? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Should Dispensaries Allow Cannabis Use on the Job?Continue Reading

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Maine lawmakers adjourned Aug. 2, leaving important questions about the state’s new adult-use cannabis program unresolved. The post Maine Lawmakers Leave Key Cannabis Questions Unanswered appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Maine Lawmakers Leave Key Cannabis Questions UnansweredContinue Reading

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One continuing hurdle for law enforcement is the lack of a reliable scientific test, similar to a breath test for alcohol, to measure THC impairment. The post Massachusetts Vows Crackdown on Impaired Drivers appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Massachusetts Vows Crackdown on Impaired DriversContinue Reading

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Marijuana businesses in Clark County, Nevada – which includes Las Vegas – will have to be careful about how they promote their businesses or risk penalties or even a loss of licenses. The director of the Department of Business Licenses in Clark County has told local marijuana companies that promotingContinue Reading

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Following similar letters to two other governors, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions wrote to Oregon Gov. Kate Brown noting that her state’s legal marijuana businesses haven’t slowed the illicit marijuana market. Sessions was responding to an April letter from Brown and the governors of Colorado, Washington state and Alaska that askedContinue Reading

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A recent announcement by a company eager to offer testing services to Ohio’s emerging medical cannabis market claims it has found a state-approved public college to host the lab, as per the requirements of the state’s MMJ law. At present, the identity of the college and any details about theContinue Reading