Washington D.C. might be next on the list to decriminalize controlled substances

In a new poll, DC voters overwhelmingly voiced their support for drug decriminalization. According to MarijuanaMoment, 83% of responders to these polls said that they support having the D.C. council pass ordinance to “remove criminal penalties for possession of small amounts of commonly-used controlled substances consistent with personal use.” Of this 83%, 65% strongly support […]

Show Your Commitment to Legalization in 2022

There has never been a more important time to be part of our cannabis justice movement. With each passing day, the light at the end of the dark tunnel of prohibition beams brighter. This did not happen by accident. It is because of our work together at NORML that public support for legalization has shifted […]

New York: Employers Are Prohibited from Testing Most Employees for Cannabis

The New York Department of Labor announced that employers are now prohibited from testing their workers for the presence of marijuana. Employers will still be allowed to take action against an employee who is impaired on-the-job, but only if an employee “manifests specific articulable symptoms of impairment.” Under the guidance, a positive drug test for […]

Senate Spending Proposal Removes ‘DC Rider,’ Maintains Existing State Medical Cannabis Protections

In the newly released annual spending packages by the Senate Appropriations Committee, cannabis policy is scantly mentioned yet by omission, it could advance a critical element of reform that has long been pushed for by NORML and other allies. In the proposed FY22 Financial Services and General Government spending bill, which includes provisions relating to the […]

Mississippi: Governor Still Hasn’t Called a Special Session to Address Medical Marijuana

Mississippi legislators are still waiting for Governor Tate Reeves (R) to call a special session to enact legislation regulating medical marijuana access in the state. It’s been weeks since the initial request, and the governor continues to stall. After lawmakers sent him a draft proposal, which would allow qualifying patients with certain debilitating conditions to […]

Safe Injection Site Case Rejected by the Supreme Court

After gaining lots of traction nationwide and garnering many briefs sent to the courts asking for the case to be heard, the request by Safehouse in Philadelphia was rejected by the Supreme Court. This means that no decision would be had on the issue. Safe Injection Sites are professionally supervised rooms where those addicted to […]

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