Lawmakers gave final approval on Monday to legislation, Senate Bill 374, to allow for the establishment of licensed facilities to dispense cannabis to state-qualified patients. The measure passed with two-thirds majorities in both legislative chambers. It now awaits action from Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval, who has previously acknowledged that he is open to the idea of regulating medical cannabis dispensaries.
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The American Civil Liberties Union released a new report affirming NORML’s historic data that minorities…
Legislation that allows for the therapeutic use of cannabis by qualified patients, Assembly Bill 6357,…
Students for Sensible Drug Policy and the Silver Tour will convene a medical marijuana training…
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