In November, more than 70% of Nebraska voters legalized the medical use of cannabis for any condition where the practitioner believes “the potential benefits of cannabis outweigh the potential harms.”
Montana lawmakers are fast-tracking a deeply flawed bill that would impose zero-tolerance DUI penalties — including mandatory jail time — for drivers under 21 who are completely sober.
Much opposition to legalization focused on Amendment 3's supposed lack of guardrails on public consumption and the absence of home-grow. A Republican-sponsored legalization bill — H0555 — would address both concerns.
An important bill, SB 176, is being considered in the Oregon Legislature that would prohibit employment discrimination against medical cannabis patients.
Too many Texans have had to rely on an under-regulated hemp program for relief from debilitating conditions. They deserve safe, regulated access through a comprehensive medical cannabis program.
A concerning bill in Connecticut that would reinstate cannabis odor as a legal justification for police stops and vehicle searches recently passed unanimously out of the Public Safety and Security Committee.
