Attorney Carrie Brendon Appointed as new member at Mass CCC
Grant Smith Ellis reports Last week a new member of the CCC was appointed. She is Attorney Carrie Brendon who previously served […]
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Flower City Dispensary: Rochester’s Legacy-to-Legal Trailblazer
In New York’s fast-evolving cannabis scene, few names carry the mix of grit, heart, and legacy that Jayson and Britni Tantalo do. […]
Attorneys for the state of Michigan argue that raising cannabis wholesale tax is constitutional
Attorneys for the state of Michigan are arguing in court that the law raising the wholesale tax on cannabis to 24% is constitutional because it is […]
In Praise of Gas and Earth: Afghani, Terpenes, and the Science of Quieting the Noise
There’s a certain hush that lives between the click of the lighter and the first pull. Afghani burns slow—heavy smoke, thick as […]
You Don’t Need Duolingo To Learn Spanish. You Need Weed and a Comedian.
We got high, legally, because we have medical cards, and walked into the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires. Thirteen thousand people. Sold […]
L.A.’s Cannabis Market Is Cracking. Now City Leaders Say They’re Finally Ready to Fix It
Los Angeles helped shape the early legal cannabis economy, a cultural hub, a brand engine, a magnet for operators who wanted to […]
Honoring the Veterans Who Fought for Cannabis Freedom
By Mike Davis on behalf of the Veterans Action Council (VAC) Across generations, U.S. military Veterans have stood on the front lines […]
The Audacity of Survival: A Veteran’s War Beyond the Battlefield
Editor’s Note: This story contains descriptions of suicide and mental health struggles that may be distressing for some readers. If you or […]
South Africa – Law Firm Letter: “The Upington Cannabis Forfeiture Case and the Normalisation of State Overreach.”
Letter penned by H3 Legal to SA Govt depts and reprensentatives Dear Honourable Minister, Committee Members, and Senior Officials, Please find […]
California’s Adult-Use Cannabis Law ‘Failed Small Farmers,’ State Treasurer Says — Time to Start Over
“Prop 64 did that… Big corporations started buying up small family farms, thinking they could grow better… Maybe some of those smaller […]