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Warum Deutschlands Cannabisgesetz jetzt auf der Kippe steht
Deutschlands Gesetzentwurf zur Entkriminalisierung von Cannabis steht diese Woche vor seiner letzten und möglicherweise gefährlichsten politischen Bewährungsprobe, wobei Regierungsquellen andeuten, dass seine Zukunft nun in der Schwebe hängt.
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New York’s Embattled Cannabis Regulator Faces ‘Top-Down’ Review As Lawsuits And Frustrations Mount
New York’s embattled Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) is set to be put under a ‘top-down review’ as lawsuits and scandals continue to hit the regulator.
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Delta-8 ‘Already Extremely Accessible to Teens’ Despite Growing Efforts to Ban Substance
Delta-8-THC, a semi-synthetic cannabinoid typically derived from hemp, is ‘already extremely accessible to teens’ despite growing efforts to crack down on the substance, according to a new study.
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Massachusetts Wants to Pardon ‘Hundreds of Thousands’ of Cannabis Convictions
The Governor of Massachusetts has announced ambitious plans to issue tens of thousands of pardons to people convicted of minor cannabis offences.
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Congressmen ‘Deeply Troubled’ by DEA and HHS Implementation of Cannabis Research Act
The US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) have come under fire from lawmakers for their ‘unacceptable’ implementation of a cannabis research act.
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Washington Looks To Scrap 37% Excise Tax On Medical Cannabis
Medical cannabis patients in Washington could soon no longer have to pay the steep excise tax on their treatment.
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Canadian Tax Breaks For Alcohol Industry Spark Calls For Equality From Cannabis Businesses
Canadian cannabis companies have called on the government to allow them the same tax relief as they recently afforded to the alcohol industry.
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80% Chance Rescheduling Decision Will Be Made In Coming Months, As DEA Raises Concerns
A decision from the US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) on cannabis rescheduling is 80% likely to come in the next few months, according to new analysis.
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Cannabis Reform Takes Center Stage in Presidential Address, But Reactions Mixed
President Joe Biden used his State of the Union address to reaffirm his commitment to cannabis reform, marking the first time in history the issue has been addressed during the landmark speech.
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SAFER Banking Act Passage Will Be ‘Priority’ For Lawmakers Before Election
The Secure and Fair Enforcement Regulation (SAFER) Banking Act is set to be a key priority for lawmakers to pass before the upcoming election, according to the Senate Majority Leader.
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Hawaii Legalization Bill Passes Through Senate With Strong Majority
Hawaii has moved one step towards adult-use cannabis legalization after a landmark bill was passed with a strong majority through the state’s Senate.
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Cannabis Rescheduling ‘Would Fail To Deliver On President Biden’s Promises’ Of Reform, Say Advocacy Groups
Cannabis rescheduling would ‘continue the very criminalization that Biden said he would end’, according to leading US advocacy groups that have urged the government to go further.
