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Los Angeles Referendum Set for New Marijuana Regulations
LA voters consider how to transition from prohibition and mass incarceration to shared prosperity and respect for adult personal choice.
Marijuana Industry to Create 283,000 Jobs by 2020, Report Projects
The most serious potential obstacle to fast growth in cannabis employment is the Trump Administration.
Marijuana Lobby Grows As Legalization Spreads Throughout Country
Cannabis has already quasi-legal long enough in enough states for the industry to spawn its own specialized lobbyists.
How Do We Measure the Statistical Significance of Legal Cannabis?
It remains to be seen what focused marketing will do to expand the diversity of people who use legal cannabis.
Here's Where Colorado Spends Its Skyrocketing Pot Tax Revenue
The first state to legalize recreational adult use of marijuana is now funding a host of programs with the proceeds.
Congressional Cannabis Caucus Unites to Protect Marijuana Industry
Twentyeight states have legalized marijuana to some extent but only four congressmen are advocating overtly for the industry.
California Bill Provides Trademark Protection for Marijuana Industry
California, long a pioneer in legalizing cannabis, is intent on giving the industry the legal tools to grow.
Cannabis Stock Index Grew 236% In 2016
Marijuana's ambiguous legal status appears to have little effect on cannabis investment euphoria.
Survey Finds Most Police Officers Support Medical Marijuana
Softening attitudes among police lags general public acceptance but seems to confirm an inexorable social trend.
Illinois Asks Trump to Let Banks Take Medical Marijuana Business
Federal rules effectively barring marijuana businesses from using banks stymie the medical marijuana industry.
Jeff Sessions Offers Cannabis Industry No Reassurance
The Attorney General nominee's answers to questions from senators about marijuana enforcement policy were disconcertingly vague.
Luxury 'Bong' Maker Faces Unique Trademark Infringement Dilemma
How do you argue those counterfeit water pipes are illegal under trademark law when the original is illegal under federal criminal law?