U.S. Department of Justice Extends Pardon Certificate Comment Deadline to August 15
July 20, 2023
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The DOJ is requesting a deadline extension for public comment in relation to cannabis conviction pardons.
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Industry and Activists Call On Western Governors to Explore Cannabis Interstate Commerce
November 29, 2021
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The group Alliance for Sensible Markets is calling on California, Colorado, Oregon and Washington to seek DOJ guidance on interstate cannabis commerce.
Will AG Sessions Impose a Federal Pot Crackdown?
July 24, 2017
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There are concerns that U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions will get serious about imposing a federal marijuana crackdown after seeing the results of a national
Sessions’ Underling Hints at Federal Changes to Marijuana Policy
June 14, 2017
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On Tuesday, while his boss was being interrogated by the Senate Intelligence Committee over his ties to Russian officials, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein was
U.S. Department of Justice Extends Pardon Certificate Comment Deadline to August 15
July 20, 2023
No Comments
The DOJ is requesting a deadline extension for public comment in relation to cannabis conviction pardons.
Industry and Activists Call On Western Governors to Explore Cannabis Interstate Commerce
November 29, 2021
1 Comment
The group Alliance for Sensible Markets is calling on California, Colorado, Oregon and Washington to seek DOJ guidance on interstate cannabis commerce.
Will AG Sessions Impose a Federal Pot Crackdown?
July 24, 2017
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There are concerns that U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions will get serious about imposing a federal marijuana crackdown after seeing the results of a national pot policy review set to be submitted later this week by the Task Force on Crime Reduction and Public Safety. At the beginning of April, Sessions issued a memo calling for the assembly of a
Sessions’ Underling Hints at Federal Changes to Marijuana Policy
June 14, 2017
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On Tuesday, while his boss was being interrogated by the Senate Intelligence Committee over his ties to Russian officials, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein was answering questions in front of another panel of senators. While Attorney General Jeff Sessions offered his interlocutors very little—he just couldn’t remember much of what the Democrats on the committee wanted to know, you see,
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