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DEA Marijuana Scheduling Lawsuit Will Be Appealed To Supreme Court Following Dismissal

[T]he plaintiffs—a coalition of medical cannabis patients and activists, including Alexis Bortell and former NFL player Marvin Washington—plan to take their case all the way to the Supreme Court.

The suit, which was first filed in 2017, argued that keeping marijuana in Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) is unconstitutional because it creates undue burdens that jeopardize patients’ lives by preventing access to what a majority of states now regard as a medicine. They sought a court mandate to enjoin DEA and require the agency to cease enforcement of federal cannabis prohibition.
 

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Few impressed with Biden’s weak new marijuana decriminalization plan
Those who thought former Vice President and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden might be forced to evolve on cannabis by the far-left Bernie Sanders coalition: You may now exhale. Uncle Joe ain’t budging.

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It’s actually the US that strong-armed the UN into adopting the drug policy that they wanted rolling out internationally. It’s how the US war on drugs became a worldwide brand with other nations forced to become part of the franchise.

So you can’t really complain about the UN wanting to enforce the restrictions the US put in place.
 

His_Highness

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Cannabis shows promise blocking coronavirus infection: Alberta researcher
Cannabis extracts are showing potential in making people more resistant to the novel coronavirus, says an Alberta researcher leading a study.

After sifting through 400 cannabis strains, researchers at the University of Lethbridge are concentrating on about a dozen that show promising results in ensuring less fertile ground for the potentially lethal virus to take root, said biological scientist Dr. Igor Kovalchuk.

Would have been great if they had mentioned which 12 strains they are focusing on but that might have caused people to start hoarding them........
 

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After sifting through 400 cannabis strains, researchers at the University of Lethbridge are concentrating on about a dozen that show promising results in ensuring less fertile ground for the potentially lethal virus to take root, said biological scientist Dr. Igor Kovalchuk.

Would have been great if they had mentioned which 12 strains they are focusing on but that might have caused people to start hoarding them........
The study actually sounded a bit off. They started out by deciding to investigate CBD products. Why? Well because they were already heavily invested in those. Hmnnn. So much for the scientific method.
 

macbill

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A continuation of Cannabis News from FC
Marijuana Banking Access Included In House Leadership’s Coronavirus Relief Bill

House leadership unveiled a coronavirus relief bill on Tuesday that includes provisions to protect banks that service marijuana businesses from being penalized by federal regulators.

Advocates, stakeholders and lawmakers have been pushing for some form of cannabis reform to be inserted into COVID-19 legislation. And this round, they were successful, with the language of the Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act making the cut.


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Anti-pot group bashes House for including cannabis banking bill in coronavirus relief

The House is expected to pass the $3 trillion bill Friday and it includes the House-passed Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act, which would allow banks and financial institutions to work with cannabis businesses.

Smart Approaches to Marijuana (SAM), a group opposing marijuana legalization, said in response that including this provision “makes no sense.”
 
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COVID-19 fails to stop Michigan pot industry as sales explode during pandemic

...The increase in sales since March 9 may be due in part to pandemic-induced anxiety, but is likely more a result of the natural growth of the industry in Michigan, experts have said.

In about two months, the number of licensed recreational marijuana retailers in Michigan has grown 70% from 61 on March 2 to 104 retailers on May 12.

By contrast, tens of thousands of businesses throughout the state have been forced to shut down or reduce operations because of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's stay-home emergency order restrictions...
 

macbill

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The Bizarre Case of a Death Allegedly Caused by CBD Oil

Two days after trying a new CBD oil extract to treat her chronic pain, a 56-year-old woman developed an awful rash.

Her primary care physician prescribed antihistamines and prednisone, a common steroid used to treat inflammation. She went home. The rash got worse. From a local emergency room, she went to a hospital burn unit. There, the rash went out of control.
 

macbill

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Missouri Man in Prison for Growing Marijuana Dies in Less Than a Year

Franklin County put Steven Sutherland behind bars for growing marijuana. This weekend, just under eleven months into his ten-year prison sentence, the 59-year-old passed away.
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You’re high. Here’s how to look and smell like you aren’t

Smoking cannabis is one of the most difficult activities to hide, not only because of the goofiness and the red eyes that most likely ensue, but also because of the smell. One joint can permeate an entire bedroom, bathroom, car or apartment, especially if the weed is particularly strong and there’s a lot of residual produced.

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Most Members Of New Biden-Sanders Criminal Justice Task Force Back Marijuana Legalization

Former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) on Wednesday announced the names of members of several new task forces they formed to explore policies in six major areas, including a criminal justice reform panel that is stacked with cannabis legalization supporters.
 
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macbill

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SCIENTISTS PINPOINT THE IDEAL LEGAL AGE FOR SMOKING MARIJUANA

The minimum legal age for smoking weed should be around 19 YEARS OLD, according to a study published Wednesday in the journal BMC Public Health. At that age, negative impacts on long-term health, educational attainment, mental health, and physical health are minimized, the study suggests.
 

macbill

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Industry Group Asks Seven Governors To Legalize Marijuana To Aid Coronavirus Economic Recovery

A marijuana industry group sent letters to seven governors in the Northeast on Thursday, imploring them to push for cannabis legalization to aid in economic recovery amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The National Association of Cannabis Businesses (NACB) said a regionally coordinated legalization strategy would help generate much-needed tax revenue from legal marijuana sales.
 

macbill

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Get in the Game: Weed Strains Named After Athletes

Marijuana growers love naming strains after famous people, and athletes aren't exempt. Some of the plant's breeding hot spots — Denver, Seattle, the Bay Area and Southern California — are full of crazed sports fans, so why not name a potent Kush or uplifting OG after some of our favorite ballers?
 

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Get in the Game: Weed Strains Named After Athletes

Marijuana growers love naming strains after famous people, and athletes aren't exempt. Some of the plant's breeding hot spots — Denver, Seattle, the Bay Area and Southern California — are full of crazed sports fans, so why not name a potent Kush or uplifting OG after some of our favorite ballers?
I think Kobe would be the safest. He's dead so you don't have privacy issues. I think there is a greater leaning towards rights in a likeness, even if dead, but don't think that is a sure thing for something like a name.

 
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