Articles tagged with "laws"

A St. Louis alderwoman has introduced a bill that would prohibit the city from enforcing marijuana laws, essentially allowing residents to use, sell, and grow cannabis.

As one Ontario Member of Parliament tries to steer industrial grow ops away from prime farmland and into rural areas, some farmers and scientists in the region question the motive of the proposal.

There are myriad problems with the new rules, lawyers say, and they won’t survive the constitutional court challenges that are sure to follow if those rules become law.

Peru’s Congress voted 66-5 in favor of legalizing the cultivation and production of medical cannabis products. Will the president sign it into law?

From smoking devices to storage, the Cannabis Act is set to legalize more than mere possession.

A brief history and guide to the process of rescheduling cannabis from the Controlled Substances Act (and who can make it happen).

How do you tell a profitable medical cannabis market from a potential dud?

Rep. Earl Blumenauer took the floor during a Committee hearing to make an impassioned plea for medical cannabis research.

Leases are often vague when it comes to cannabis, so we talked to a lawyer to find out if you can get evicted for cannabis use and what your rights are as a tenant.

“This is just about the grayest of gray areas as far as federal law and policy,” said Vincent Sliwoski, a cannabis attorney and law professor. “I think the DEA’s even confused about it.”