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Trulieve
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WTF, Florida!
This year, Florida’s Amendment 3 could legalize a recreational market in the state’s existing billion-dollar medical one. Read the many layers of this movement.
MSO Stocks Soar After Biden Video Confirms Cannabis Is Moving to Schedule III
Shares of multi-state operators surged immediately after President Joe Biden announced the Schedule III change.
Majority of Florida Voters Support Cannabis Legalization, Not Enough To Pass Measure
The most recent poll of Florida voters shows that recreational cannabis legalization still has majority support, but it may not be enough to exceed the 60% threshold needed to pass the reform measure.
Florida Adult-Use Cannabis Initiative Approved for November 2024 Ballot
The Florida Supreme Court recently ruled that the challenges from Attorney General Ashley Moody are invalid, and that Amendment 3 will be put on the ballot.
Georgia Department of Health Reports Discovery of Inflated Cannabis Patient Number
The state reported that while its data previously showed 50,000 patients and caregivers, now it estimates there are only 14,000.
The Taste of Freedom
After facing a 98-year prison sentence for cannabis, Richard DeLisi assists drug war prisoners with his brand, DeLisioso.
Florida Advocacy Group Files Brief Against Attorney General for Challenging 2024 Ballot Initiative
Smart & Safe Florida recently filed a Supreme Court brief addressing the claims of Attorney General Ashley Moody who seeks to prevent the initiative from being included on the ballot.
Florida AG Files Challenge to Cannabis Legalization Initiative
The Florida attorney general has filed a legal challenge to a proposed recreational marijuana legalization ballot measure with the state Supreme Court.
Georgia Clears Way for Independent Pharmacies To Sell Cannabis Oil
The decision comes from the Georgia Board of Pharmacy.
Supreme Court Review for Florida Rec Cannabis Bill Set in Motion, AG to Challenge
Legal, recreational cannabis in Florida is one step closer to securing its place on the 2024 ballot, though the state’s attorney general has stated her intent to challenge the proposed amendment in the upcoming Supreme Court review.