Cannabis Legalization

According to the San Francisco Standard, activists in California are working to include a question about the legalization of psychedelic mushrooms on the ballots in 2024. Ryan Munevar, campaign director for Decriminalize California, revealed that the group initially aimed for the legalization of all psychedelics. However, they encountered a significant hurdle: a lack of public […]

In a significant move toward cannabis reform, The Bahamas has unveiled legislation aimed at legalizing cannabis for both medical and religious purposes while decriminalizing the possession of small quantities. This progressive step represents a notable shift in the country’s approach to cannabis. Under the proposed legislation, individuals found in possession of less than one ounce

Germany’s cabinet has given the green light to a bill that could legalize adult cannabis use and cultivation. However, before this becomes a reality, the measure must receive approval from the parliament. This development, if passed, has the potential to reshape the country’s approach to cannabis consumption and its associated regulations. The Proposed Changes in

In a recent informational meeting, Minnesota officials provided insights into the intricate process of implementing the state’s new marijuana law. While the law has already taken effect, allowing adult possession and home cultivation of cannabis, there’s a complex path ahead before state-licensed retailers can open their doors. One of the crucial steps in this process

A recent study conducted by Ohio State University has shed light on the potential financial gains that could accompany the legalization of adult-use cannabis in the state. The research suggests that by the fifth year of operations, tax revenues from adult-use cannabis sales could range from an impressive $275 million to a staggering $403 million.

According to the 2023 Pennsylvania Health Survey conducted by Muhlenberg College’s Public Health Program, support for cannabis legalization in the state has experienced a notable decline from 56% last year to 50% this year. This marks the first time in a decade that the survey has recorded a decrease in support for cannabis reforms. The

The Florida Supreme Court has allowed state Attorney General Ashley Moody additional time to challenge a proposed ballot initiative seeking to legalize cannabis in the state. As the legal battle unfolds, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has also weighed in, raising concerns about the court’s handling of citizen initiatives. The ACLU filed a brief

Albania’s Parliament recently voted in favor of legalizing medical cannabis and industrial hemp production, passing the measure with a vote of 69-23. The law establishes a National Cannabis Control Agency to regulate both industries. The law primarily concentrates on the export of medical cannabis and industrial hemp rather than developing a domestic market. To apply

Advocates in Ohio are striving to put a cannabis legalization question before voters in 2024, but they are currently 679 signatures short of their target. The Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol has until August 4 to gather the remaining signatures to proceed with their proposal. The Coalition initially stated that they had collected over

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody has filed a brief with the state Supreme Court, urging them to reject a proposed constitutional amendment that seeks to legalize cannabis for adult use in the state. Moody argues that the ballot summary is misleading and incorrect, as cannabis remains illegal under federal law. In the brief submitted to