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A New Jersey Assembly committee has adopted an amendment to a psilocybin bill, aligning its provisions with a Senate companion version. This amendment removes language for broader legalization and focuses…
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The U.S. Senate has passed a resolution urging the release of Marc Fogel, a U.S. citizen imprisoned in Russia for marijuana possession. Fogel, a lawful medical cannabis patient in Pennsylvania,…
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New Jersey Governor Honored by Cannabis Strain Named After Him, Calls for Further Reform Trenton, NJ—June 3, 2024 Governor Phil Murphy (D) of New Jersey expressed his honor and enthusiasm…
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State officials and lawmakers acknowledge concerns raised by medical marijuana patients regarding the high cost of cannabis in New Jersey. Despite widespread acknowledgment of the issue, existing laws provide no…
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The cannabis industry in New Jersey is experiencing a remarkable surge, with sales skyrocketing by 38% in the first quarter of 2024. This substantial increase, reported by the New Jersey…
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New Jersey’s cannabis industry achieved remarkable success in the first quarter of 2024, as regulators reported a record-breaking $201 million in sales. Historic Highs Reached on 4/20 Weekend Over the…
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In a recent ruling, a New Jersey appellate court upheld the state’s recreational cannabis law, declaring its ability to “coexist” with federal marijuana enforcement laws. The decision came in response…
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Legalization but No Home Grow: A Legislative Stalemate In a state where cannabis is now legally available through dispensaries, the ability to cultivate cannabis at home remains prohibited. This discrepancy…
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New York’s Cannabis Market Hits $200M in Sales for June New York is poised to achieve $200 million in cannabis sales in June, a significant indicator of the rapid growth…
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Senate Democrats reintroduced broad legislation on Wednesday to legalize cannabis on the federal level, a major policy shift with wide public support, but it is unlikely to be enacted this…
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