Starting January 1st, most employers will no longer be able to either fire or refuse to hire someone based solely upon their cannabis use history.
Tag: California
“Regulation works. Illicit marijuana providers don’t ask for or check for ID, but licensed businesses most certainly do.”
Lawmakers have advanced two bills to the desk of Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom that seek to expand the rights of cannabis consumers.
Local establishments authorized to permit adults to consume cannabis on their premises will be able to expand their operations to include food services and live events, under legislation advanced to the Governor’s desk.
This week’s updates include developments in: CA, MA, ME, NJ, NY, & PA.
Thanks to your advocacy, activism, and support, dozens of new marijuana laws took effect around the country this month.
This week’s update highlights legislative developments in CA, FL, OH, & OR.
Seven years after California voters passed Proposition 64 in 2016, successfully legalizing marijuana possession, cultivation, and sales, the courts are finally nearly finished relieving all qualifying cannabis cases.