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๐Ÿšจ Major Shift: DEA Acknowledges New Medical Marijuana Test! ๐ŸŒฟ HHS Introduces Two-Part Review ๐Ÿ’ฅ #CannabisReform #DEA #MedicalMarijuana

Big news in the cannabis world! The DEA has officially recognized a new two-part test for determining marijuana's accepted medical use, simplifying the old five-part standard. ๐ŸŒฟ This change, led by HHS, recommends rescheduling cannabis to Schedule III. While some opponents argue that the new test is politically motivated, the DEA is bound to follow it. What does this mean for future cannabis legalization and court challenges? Dive deep into the legal updates here!

#CannabisLaws #DEA #MarijuanaRescheduling #HHS #CannabisLegalization #FederalReform #ScheduleIII #CannabisReform
In this episode of the number one news source for cannabis law, policy, and business, the hosts cover significant updates including a new DEA method for calculating accepted medical use, tax information, and various studies related to cannabis. Topics discussed range from the effects of cannabis on brain morphology and cognitive performance to the absurdity of differentiating between hemp and marijuana. The show also delves into state-specific news, including Illinois' tax collections and rescheduling impacts, and anticipates future regulatory changes. Guests share their experiences and insights, and there's an engaging conversation about the interplay between hemp and natural marijuana.

00:00 DEA Acknowledges New Medical Marijuana Test! _ HHS Introduces Two-Part Review
00:10 
00:10 Introduction and Welcome
00:18 DEA's New Medical Use Calculation
00:27 Tax Information and Illinois News
00:39 Cannabis Legalization Updates
02:16 Hemp vs. Marijuana Debate
06:30 Regulatory Challenges and Loopholes
11:38 Rescheduling and Tax Implications
12:58 Cannabis Legalization News Revamp
17:08 Cannabis Business Insights
17:51 Regulation and Market Control
21:52 Pennsylvania Legalization Efforts
23:46 Expungements and Priority Licenses
24:17 Impact of Rescheduling on Legislation
24:34 Texas and Trigger Laws
27:06 Pennsylvania's Political Landscape
28:25 Online Sales and Taxation
31:01 Illinois Cannabis Market Insights
36:56 Cannabis and Health Studies
42:39 Georgia's Medical Weed Law
44:49 Green Thumb Industries' Financial Moves
45:23 Challenges in Cannabis Banking
47:11 Upcoming Events and Deadlines

๐Ÿšจ Major Shift: DEA Acknowledges New Medical Marijuana Test! ๐ŸŒฟ HHS Introduces Two-Part Review ๐Ÿ’ฅ #CannabisReform #DEA #MedicalMarijuana

Big news in the cannabis world! The DEA has officially recognized a new two-part test for determining marijuana's accepted medical use, simplifying the old five-part standard. ๐ŸŒฟ This change, led by HHS, recommends rescheduling cannabis to Schedule III. While some opponents argue that the new test is politically motivated, the DEA is bound to follow it. What does this mean for future cannabis legalization and court challenges? Dive deep into the legal updates here!

#CannabisLaws #DEA #MarijuanaRescheduling #HHS #CannabisLegalization #FederalReform #ScheduleIII #CannabisReform
In this episode of the number one news source for cannabis law, policy, and business, the hosts cover significant updates including a new DEA method for calculating accepted medical use, tax information, and various studies related to cannabis. Topics discussed range from the effects of cannabis on brain morphology and cognitive performance to the absurdity of differentiating between hemp and marijuana. The show also delves into state-specific news, including Illinois' tax collections and rescheduling impacts, and anticipates future regulatory changes. Guests share their experiences and insights, and there's an engaging conversation about the interplay between hemp and natural marijuana.

00:00 DEA Acknowledges New Medical Marijuana Test! _ HHS Introduces Two-Part Review
00:10
00:10 Introduction and Welcome
00:18 DEA's New Medical Use Calculation
00:27 Tax Information and Illinois News
00:39 Cannabis Legalization Updates
02:16 Hemp vs. Marijuana Debate
06:30 Regulatory Challenges and Loopholes
11:38 Rescheduling and Tax Implications
12:58 Cannabis Legalization News Revamp
17:08 Cannabis Business Insights
17:51 Regulation and Market Control
21:52 Pennsylvania Legalization Efforts
23:46 Expungements and Priority Licenses
24:17 Impact of Rescheduling on Legislation
24:34 Texas and Trigger Laws
27:06 Pennsylvania's Political Landscape
28:25 Online Sales and Taxation
31:01 Illinois Cannabis Market Insights
36:56 Cannabis and Health Studies
42:39 Georgia's Medical Weed Law
44:49 Green Thumb Industries' Financial Moves
45:23 Challenges in Cannabis Banking
47:11 Upcoming Events and Deadlines

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DEA Acknowledges New Medical Marijuana Test! ๐ŸŒฟ HHS Introduces Two-Part Review

Cannabis Legalization News September 22, 2024 5:02 pm

As the push for federal cannabis legalization continues to face delays, the United States remains a patchwork of varying cannabis laws. With each state operating like its own "fiefdom," the legal landscape across the country is inconsistent and unpredictable. This decentralized approach results in 50 different cannabis markets, and when you factor in Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico, that number jumps to 52. The disparity between states makes it difficult for consumers, businesses, and advocates alike to navigate an industry that is legal in some places and criminalized in others. Without federal reform, this fragmented system is holding back the potential of a unified cannabis market.

Some states, however, are pioneering the future of cannabis while others remain stuck in the past. New Mexico, for example, is leaping ahead of much of the country, setting an example that feels more like the year 2040 than 2024. From forward-thinking policies like consumption lounges to a flourishing cannabis culture, New Mexico shows what the cannabis landscape could look like on a broader scale if more states, or the federal government, adopted similar approaches. By learning from states like New Mexico, advocates can highlight the benefits of modernization and push for progress across the board.

In this latest episode, Miggy has a thoughtful discussion with military veteran and cannabis advocate Chad Lozano about New Mexicoโ€™s cannabis policies and how they could serve as a model for others. As they delve into the stateโ€™s unique approach, they highlight the potential benefits of a more cohesive, equitable cannabis system.

Join the conversation to explore the growing cannabis culture in New Mexico and how it contrasts with the stagnation seen in much of the country.

If you'd like to get in contact with Chad to either join or support his event, here is his Linktree: https://linktr.ee/acgrassylogic

 #CannabisLegalization #NewMexicoCannabis #FederalReform #CannabisCulture #GrassyLogic #Miggy420 #VeteranAdvocacy #CannabisPolicy #CannabisCommunity


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As the push for federal cannabis legalization continues to face delays, the United States remains a patchwork of varying cannabis laws. With each state operating like its own "fiefdom," the legal landscape across the country is inconsistent and unpredictable. This decentralized approach results in 50 different cannabis markets, and when you factor in Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico, that number jumps to 52. The disparity between states makes it difficult for consumers, businesses, and advocates alike to navigate an industry that is legal in some places and criminalized in others. Without federal reform, this fragmented system is holding back the potential of a unified cannabis market.

Some states, however, are pioneering the future of cannabis while others remain stuck in the past. New Mexico, for example, is leaping ahead of much of the country, setting an example that feels more like the year 2040 than 2024. From forward-thinking policies like consumption lounges to a flourishing cannabis culture, New Mexico shows what the cannabis landscape could look like on a broader scale if more states, or the federal government, adopted similar approaches. By learning from states like New Mexico, advocates can highlight the benefits of modernization and push for progress across the board.

In this latest episode, Miggy has a thoughtful discussion with military veteran and cannabis advocate Chad Lozano about New Mexicoโ€™s cannabis policies and how they could serve as a model for others. As they delve into the stateโ€™s unique approach, they highlight the potential benefits of a more cohesive, equitable cannabis system.

Join the conversation to explore the growing cannabis culture in New Mexico and how it contrasts with the stagnation seen in much of the country.

If you'd like to get in contact with Chad to either join or support his event, here is his Linktree: https://linktr.ee/acgrassylogic

#CannabisLegalization #NewMexicoCannabis #FederalReform #CannabisCulture #GrassyLogic #Miggy420 #VeteranAdvocacy #CannabisPolicy #CannabisCommunity


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New Mexico Cannabis Conversation With Chad Lozano | shake and bake with Miggy420

Cannabis Legalization News September 17, 2024 7:20 am

Major marijuana companies have filed an appellate brief, taking their battle against federal cannabis prohibition to the next level! ๐ŸŒฑโš–๏ธ This case could shake the very foundations of federal cannabis laws, challenging the Controlled Substances Act's authority over state-legal marijuana businesses. Learn more about this bold legal move, the industry's fight for state rights, and what this could mean for federal legalization! ๐Ÿšจ

#CannabisLegalization #FederalProhibition #CannabisNews #MarijuanaIndustry #StateRights #CannabisCommunity #420News #WeedLaws #FederalCourt #CannabisPolicy

Major Federal Cannabis Rescheduling Lawsuit | Cannabis Legalization News

Welcome to this episode of Cannabis Legalization News, your number one source for news on YouTube about cannabis. In today's episode, we discuss a major federal lawsuit aiming to change the scheduling of cannabis, a comprehensive news roundup on ballot initiatives, and the potential future of nationwide medical cannabis legalization by 2025. We'll also cover the impact rescheduling might have on lawsuits and regulations, discuss various state initiatives, and examine how new legislation could affect dispensaries and the hemp market. Stay tuned for an in-depth discussion, viewer Q&A, and much more! ๐Ÿ“ˆ๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿ’ผ๐Ÿ’š #CannabisNews #CannabisLegalization #ReschedulingCannabis

00:00 Welcome to Cannabis Legalization News
00:29 Federal Cannabis Lawsuit Update
01:54 Rescheduling and Its Implications
02:19 Challenges in the Cannabis Industry
02:45 FDA and Cannabis Regulation
04:29 Cannabis Legalization and State Rights
06:26 Medical vs. Recreational Cannabis
12:01 Cannabis Business Regulations
16:24 Hemp vs. Cannabis Market
18:53 Future of Cannabis Legalization
26:09 Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commissioner Fired
27:20 Name That Strain: Apples and Bananas
28:12 Cannabis Edibles and Compliance
35:55 Illinois Cannabis Regulation Updates
37:14 Clemency Campaign for Cannabis Prisoners
47:24 Texas House Candidate Advocates for Cannabis Legalization
50:53 Conclusion and Upcoming Events

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Major marijuana companies have filed an appellate brief, taking their battle against federal cannabis prohibition to the next level! ๐ŸŒฑโš–๏ธ This case could shake the very foundations of federal cannabis laws, challenging the Controlled Substances Act's authority over state-legal marijuana businesses. Learn more about this bold legal move, the industry's fight for state rights, and what this could mean for federal legalization! ๐Ÿšจ

#CannabisLegalization #FederalProhibition #CannabisNews #MarijuanaIndustry #StateRights #CannabisCommunity #420News #WeedLaws #FederalCourt #CannabisPolicy

Major Federal Cannabis Rescheduling Lawsuit | Cannabis Legalization News

Welcome to this episode of Cannabis Legalization News, your number one source for news on YouTube about cannabis. In today's episode, we discuss a major federal lawsuit aiming to change the scheduling of cannabis, a comprehensive news roundup on ballot initiatives, and the potential future of nationwide medical cannabis legalization by 2025. We'll also cover the impact rescheduling might have on lawsuits and regulations, discuss various state initiatives, and examine how new legislation could affect dispensaries and the hemp market. Stay tuned for an in-depth discussion, viewer Q&A, and much more! ๐Ÿ“ˆ๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿ’ผ๐Ÿ’š #CannabisNews #CannabisLegalization #ReschedulingCannabis

00:00 Welcome to Cannabis Legalization News
00:29 Federal Cannabis Lawsuit Update
01:54 Rescheduling and Its Implications
02:19 Challenges in the Cannabis Industry
02:45 FDA and Cannabis Regulation
04:29 Cannabis Legalization and State Rights
06:26 Medical vs. Recreational Cannabis
12:01 Cannabis Business Regulations
16:24 Hemp vs. Cannabis Market
18:53 Future of Cannabis Legalization
26:09 Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commissioner Fired
27:20 Name That Strain: Apples and Bananas
28:12 Cannabis Edibles and Compliance
35:55 Illinois Cannabis Regulation Updates
37:14 Clemency Campaign for Cannabis Prisoners
47:24 Texas House Candidate Advocates for Cannabis Legalization
50:53 Conclusion and Upcoming Events

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Federal Cannabis Prohibition Under Fire: Marijuana Companies Fight Back! ๐Ÿšจโš–๏ธ

Cannabis Legalization News September 15, 2024 4:19 pm

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