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MPP - Opinion: Trump DOJ attacks cannabis consumers’ constitutional rights / Feb 26, 2026

MPP  Opinion: Trump DOJ attacks cannabis consumers’ constitutional rights / Feb 26, 2026

NY: Hochul taps policy director John Kagia to lead Office of Cannabis Management

NY: Hochul taps policy director John Kagia to lead Office of Cannabis Management

Malaysia: College lecturer charged with possessing over 200g of cannabis, " punishable under Section 39A(2) of the same act, carries life imprisonment or a minimum of five years' jail and at least 10 strokes of the cane."

Malaysia: College lecturer charged with possessing over 200g of cannabis,  punishable under Section 39A(2) of the same act, carries life imprisonment or a minimum of five years jail and at least 10 strokes of the cane.

A federal judge reprimanded Donald Trump’s administration for claiming that an immigrant seeking his release from custody was convicted for cannabis possession in 2009 — when he was 4 years old.

A federal judge reprimanded Donald Trump’s administration for claiming that an immigrant seeking his release from custody was convicted for cannabis possession in 2009 — when he was 4 years old.

Report: Cannabis Control Commission: Delivery Exclusivity Period Assessment Prepared by the UMass Donahue Institute’s Economic & Public Policy Research Group

Report: Cannabis Control Commission: Delivery Exclusivity Period Assessment Prepared by the UMass Donahue Institute’s Economic & Public Policy Research Group

Paper: Contentious legality in decentralized governance: The rise and decline of cannabis social clubs in Spain

Paper: Contentious legality in decentralized governance: The rise and decline of cannabis social clubs in Spain

Canada: February 12, 2026, award, Arbitrator Graham J. Clarke ruled that Toronto Terminals Railway Company (TTR) had no just cause to discipline a signal maintainer who tested positive for THC metabolites after a workplace incident, because TTR failed to prove he was actually impaired on the job.

Canada: February 12, 2026, award, Arbitrator Graham J. Clarke ruled that Toronto Terminals Railway Company (TTR) had no just cause to discipline a signal maintainer who tested positive for THC metabolites after a workplace incident, because TTR failed to prove he was actually impaired on the job.

RI Officials Seek Dismissal Of Cannabis Licensing Suit

RI Officials Seek Dismissal Of Cannabis Licensing Suit

US Virgin Islands: Homegrown Bar & Grill Sues Government Over Hemp Seizure, Cites Fifth Amendment Violations

US Virgin Islands: Homegrown Bar & Grill Sues Government Over Hemp Seizure, Cites Fifth Amendment Violations

Positive urine test insufficient to prove cannabis impairment for railway worker: Arbitrator

Positive urine test insufficient to prove cannabis impairment for railway worker: Arbitrator

The INCBA may want to take this CLE programme down! - "The Changing Face of Raising Money: From Equity to Debt & Convertible Debt"

The INCBA may want to take this CLE programme down!  The Changing Face of Raising Money: From Equity to Debt & Convertible Debt

Canada: B.C. court orders former U.S. cannabis CEO to pay $7.4M after offshore deal collapses

Canada: B.C. court orders former U.S. cannabis CEO to pay $7.4M after offshore deal collapses

USA: McGlinchey Stafford Collapse Owes $10M to Lawyers and Banks - What Happens To Cannabis Team?

USA: McGlinchey Stafford Collapse Owes $10M to Lawyers and Banks  What Happens To Cannabis Team?

DOJ Tells Supreme Court That Federal Gun Ban For Marijuana Users Must Be Upheld—Even If Trump’s Rescheduling Order Is Finalized

DOJ Tells Supreme Court That Federal Gun Ban For Marijuana Users Must Be Upheld—Even If Trump’s Rescheduling Order Is Finalized

Last Prisoner Project Reduces Payments To Inmates & Their Families

Last Prisoner Project Reduces Payments To Inmates & Their Families

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