The study’s authors concluded, “There was no apparent increase in the incidence of driving under the influence of marijuana after legalization.”
Region: NJ
New Jersey lawmakers today advanced legislation to the Governor legalizing the possession, production, and retail sale of marijuana to adults.
"Public opinion continues to evolve in favor of marijuana’s legal and cultural status and it is time that the federal laws evolve as well."
The Assembly-backed measure makes activities involving the possession of up to two ounces of cannabis a $50 fine – no arrest and no criminal record.
Sixty-one percent of voters say they will for New Jersey’s marijuana legalization initiative this November.
An employer may not discriminate against a medical cannabis patient who consumes the substance while away from the job, the New Jersey Supreme Court held.
Camden, NJ: The adjunctive use of medical cannabis is associated with opioid-sparing effects and overall…
Trenton, NJ: The New Jersey Superior Court has affirmed that an employee is eligible to…