Mississippi Supreme Court Upholds Life Sentence for Weed Possession
The Mississippi Supreme Court voted last week to uphold a life sentence without the possibility of parole for a man who was […]
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Athens, Georgia on Cusp of Major Decriminalization Ordinance
The city of Athens, Georgia is on the brink of a significant drug reform, with the Athens-Clarke County Legislative Review Committee passing […]
Superior Court in Brazil Affirms Right to Cannabis Home Grow
On Tuesday, Brazil became the newest country to decide that sick people can cultivate cannabis and extract its components into oil to […]
German Government to Hold Hearings on Recreational Cannabis Reform
There is certainly something to be said about German cannabis reform that the rest of the world—and in particular, the U.S.—can learn […]
Malaysia Ends Mandatory Death Penalty for Nonviolent Drug Crimes
Malaysia’s cabinet agreed on Friday to end mandatory death penalty sentences for 12 different kind of “crimes” including those involving non-violent drug […]
California Drought Prompts Legislation to Increase Fines for Water Pollution for Illegal Grows
Two bills were recently introduced to prevent illegal cannabis cultivation efforts, which are using more water than ever in the wake of […]
Could the U.K. Eliminate Novel Food Regulations for Cannabis?
In what would be a major boon to the regulated cannabis industry in the U.K., a Parliamentary group has now suggested that […]
The Roll-up #245: Gummies that’ll make grandma blush
Leafly’s fearless Canadian editor Ashley Keenan joins us to discuss the newest innovation in child-repellent gummy shapes. Yes. They are what you […]
Thailand Removes Weed From List of Banned Substances
Thailand removed cannabis from the nation’s list of banned drugs on Thursday, making the country the first Asian nation to decriminalize pot. […]
D.C. Council Says Workers Can’t Get Fired for Pot
Workers in the nation’s capital won’t have to worry about getting canned over cannabis, under a bill passed by the Washington, D.C. […]