Colorado Enacts Law Permitting Online Cannabis Sales
The governor of Colorado has signed off on a new bill that allows for online sales of cannabis. The measure, introduced by ...
Colorado: New Law Protects Those with Past Cannabis Convictions from Denial of Professional Licensure
The governor of Colorado signed an executive order that ensures individuals with prior cannabis-related convictions will no longer be denied a professional ...
Colorado’s New Marijuana Regulation Bill Is in Motion. Here’s What You Need to Know
The Colorado House of Representatives approved a bill aimed at preventing minors from obtaining high-potency THC cannabis products, among other provisions to ...
Colorado Gov Pardons 2,732 Cannabis Possession Convictions
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed an executive order to pardon 2,732 people convicted of possessing up to one ounce of marijuana in ...
New Data Suggests Legalization Not Linked to Increases in Vehicle-Pedestrial Fatalities
Marijuana legalization, whether medical or recreational, is not associated with an increase in traffic fatalities concerning pedestrians, according to new research. The ...
House Votes To Protect Legal States Against Federal Interference
The House of Representatives approved an amendment to a defense spending bill that would protect marijuana businesses operating legally under state, territory, ...
Anti-Marijuana White House Official Admits Youth Use Has Fallen Since Legalization
A top official from the White House’s anti-drug office conceded that, contrary to the claims of many marijuana prohibitionists, youth cannabis use ...
Are States that Legalized Marijuana Living Up to Their Social Equity Goals?
The first states to legalize cannabis, Colorado and Washington, didn’t give a great deal of thought to social equity – the idea ...
Colorado Governor Could Mass-Pardon Marijuana Possession Convictions
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis is one pen stroke away from having expanded powers to pardon persons in the state with low-level marijuana ...
Despite Legalization, People Of Color Still Disproportionately Targeted By Police, New Studies Find
A new study backs up the findings of a recent report by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU); that people of color ...
