As many of you know, our FAQ column helps answer some of the more perplexing aspects of new cannabis laws. But sometimes a reader gives us a juicy question we can’t answer, or find the answer for.
When this happens, we turn to the Bureau of Cannabis Control, which is more than happy
Ever posted your favorite topic on social media, only to have it end up in “Facebook Jail” or deleted? If you post about cannabis, you almost certainly know this frustration. Accounts are often summarily suspended or deleted over one post about a plant that’s legal in 29 states and counting.
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Cannabis mirrors humankind in some very interesting and magical ways. It cuts to the heart of the delicate balance between yin and yang. Our masculine and feminine energies conflict and complement each other to drive our growth and transformation as a species. The same is true for male and female cannabis plants
California is only about two months into the legalization process. But to say that our path is full of roadblocks and red tape is the understatement of the century. One of the largest problems both businesses and consumers face is the patchwork of local bans preventing safe access.
Legally prescribed opiates kill more people than illegal heroin and cocaine combined. Meanwhile, the ugly stepsister on the Schedule I drug list, cannabis, has yet to take a single soul. The federal government, however, stubbornly maintains that opiates have a medical use while cannabis does not.
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President Trump just signed the $1.3 trillion spending bill, and it looks like the entire country is angry. The only people happy with this are the medical cannabis patients and providers who’ve received yet another stay of execution via the Rohrabacher-Blumenauer Amendment.
But will this happiness last?
There’s a lot riding on this midterm election for cannabis enthusiasts and entrepreneurs. Our Chairman of the House Committee on Rules Pete Sessions is blocking every cannabis vote he can. Our Attorney General Jeff SessionsRead More
This list of city regulations is provided for informational purposes only. It’s not intended as a substitute for advice from a qualified attorney. The regulations in California’s municipalities are literally changing on a daily basis, so this publication takes no responsibility for outdated information. Those planning on opening commercial businesses, medical collectives or
“Oh judge! Your damn laws! The good people don’t need them, and the bad people don’t obey them.” –Ammon Hennacy
Since Prop 64 passed, a large portion of Californians have been under the mistaken impression that their state would become a sea of green with free
