SOME FACTS ABOUT LEGAL CANNABIS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
If 2018 has taught us anything, it is how much of an impact the little green plant has left on the United States. Over the course of one day, Michigan became the 10th state to legalize recreational marijuana, while Utah and Missouri officially accepted medical-grade cannabis use. As more states continue to join the cause, […]
THE IMPACT OF THE OPIOID CRISIS ON NEW MEXICO
Over the course of two decades, America has continued to suffer from the public health emergency that is the Opioid Crisis, possibly one of the worst epidemics since the HIV/AIDS outbreaks in the 1970s and 1980s. As more synthetic drugs and prescription painkillers continue to flood our streets, more and more people are dying from […]
MARIJUANA-RELATED ARRESTS IN NEW YORK CITY PLUMMET BY 97%
If we legalize a drug that is rooted in criminal activity, does that mean that marijuana-related crimes will potentially plummet? That is the question that, apparently, has received an astounding “YES!” from New York City. Recently, the metropolitan jungle reported that crimes related to the little green plant have not only dropped, but they have […]
GOVERNOR ANDREW M. CUOMO SEEKS TO LEGALIZE RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA IN NEW YORK BY 2019
When you lay the cards on the table, you will begin to realize that the marijuana debate is one of the most bizarre incidences to ever take place in our country. Excluding the fact that the little green plant was definitely not a positive aspect of public conversations decades ago, this herb has somehow become […]
NEW YORK CITY MAYOR BILL DE BLAISO SHOWS SUPPORT FOR MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION
Only four days after New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo confirmed that he will put marijuana legalization on his “to-do list” for 2019, Bill de Blaiso (Mayor of New York City) also voiced full support for the little green plant and putting an end the situation of prohibition. Although the public was initially expecting a […]
120 PEOPLE ARRESTED AFTER HUGE DRUG RAID IN INDIANA
Needless to say, when you create a list of states that rigorously enforce anti-marijuana laws, Indiana will probably appear somewhere down the line. Recently, the Hoosier State’s prosecutors announced they would not recognize medical-grade cannabis as a viable medication, but another news story has spread like wildfire through the weed community. While its neighbor Michigan […]
A POSSIBILITY OF MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION IN WASHINGTON D.C.
In the wave of the great marijuana debate, many states (including Michigan, Missouri, and Utah) have taken stances on legalizing the little green plant. Nevertheless, as powerhouses like California and Colorado continue to dominate the playing field, we have to ask one question: where does that leave our nation’s capital? Since the midterm election, our […]
HOW NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL MATTHEW WHITTAKER WILL INFLUENCE MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION
In the past couple of days, the media erupted into a volcanic firestorm after President Donald Trump made the startling decision to fire Attorney General Jeff Sessions. Following a scandal involving the Russian government, Sessions officially handed in his letter of resignation only one day after the 2018 midterm elections, resulting in two pivotal points […]
SOME FACTS ABOUT CANNABIS LAWS IN NORTH CAROLINA
Over the course of the midterm election, the little green plant called marijuana has left a profound impact on our country. As of November 6, 2018, Michigan has become the 10th state to legalize recreational use of the herb, and Missouri and Utah have both legalized medical-grade cannabis for patients suffering from debilitating illnesses. Nevertheless, […]
STATE OF OKLAHOMA APPROVES LICENSES FOR OVER 12,000 MARIJUANA PATIENTS
Only four months after Oklahoma voters officially approved medical cannabis legalization in their state, state regulators have gone the extra mile by approving licenses for over 12,000 patients seeking to use medical marijuana. Since November 11, the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) had already issued 12,281 licenses to medical cannabis patients, while an additional 76 […]