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New Mexico: Governor Signs Expungement Verification Bill into Law

The new law creates a process for residents to “verify whether automatic expungement has occurred, and [to] request expedited automatic expungement if eligible charges have not yet been expunged.”

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Marijuana Drug Testing

Montana: Lawmakers Pass Legislation Permitting Police to Administer Saliva Tests to Suspected Drugged Drivers

The bill’s sponsor says that the results will be used for purposes of establishing probable cause only; a positive test result would be not viewed as prima facie evidence of impairment.

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Marijuana Inhalation

Survey: IBD Patients Frequently Report Using Medical Cannabis for Symptom Relief

85 percent of respondents who consumed cannabis for therapeutic purposes said that it improved their symptoms

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Study: Daily Use of CBD Tinctures Associated with Decreased Daytime Drowsiness, No Increased Risk of Liver Disease

“CBD administration decreased daytime drowsiness and was associated with a lower prevalence of low testosterone levels in older men as compared to age-adjusted population norms,” investigators concluded.

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Montana: Lawmakers Table Legislation That Sought to Eliminate Adult-Use Cannabis Sales

Provisions in the bill would have repealed adult-use sales, limited home cultivation, and greatly raised taxes of medical cannabis products.

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Kentucky: Lawmakers Fail to Advance Senate-Backed THC Per Se Law

The legislation sought to impose new criminal penalties for any motorist who operates a vehicle with the presence of THC in their blood above 5ng/ml.

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Marijuana and Sleep

Literature Review: CBD Beneficial for Treating Insomnia

Each of the 34 studies reviewed “reported improvement in the insomnia symptoms of at least a portion of their participants.”

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Marijuana Arrests

Fewer Federal Offenders Charged with Marijuana-Related Offenses in 2022

These totals represent a significant decrease from a decade ago, when more people were federally indicted for marijuana offenses than for any other drug-related offense.

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