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Year: 2023

Since 1992, every Thursday and when breaking news warrants, NORML | The NORML Foundation have been issuing weekly press releases for marijuana law supporters and the media.

NORML’s News Releases archives goes back to 1996 and serves as a valuable tool to alert citizens about cannabis-related news and legislation as well as a research tool for reviewing a chronology of marijuana law reform.

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Georgia: DEA Sends Warning Letters to Independent Pharmacies Seeking To Dispense State-Licensed Cannabis Products

“Neither marijuana nor THC can lawfully be possessed, handled, or dispensed by any DEA-registered pharmacy,” the letter states.

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Ohio: Lawmakers Adjourn for 2023 Without Advancing Legislation Modifying State’s Newly Approved Adult-Use Legalization Law

Lawmakers in both chambers are anticipated to revisit the issue when they reconvene in January.

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Cleveland: City Officials Ending Pre-Employment Testing for Cannabis

“These policy updates are more cost-effective and will ultimately help us widen the applicant pool for several city positions,” city officials announced.

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Study: No Increase in Cannabis Use Among Older Teens Following Adult-Use Legalization

Young adults in California were less likely to report using either alcohol or cigarettes following cannabis legalization.

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Study: Nighttime Cannabis Use Associated With Improved Sleep Quality

“These findings add to the emerging evidence of cannabis’s sleep-enhancing properties,” investigators concluded.

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Florida: Majority of Voters Approve of Proposed Adult-Use Legalization Ballot Measure

Pollsters reported 78 percent of Democrats, 69 percent of non-affiliated voters, and 55 percent of Republicans back the proposed legalization measure.

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New Hampshire: Task Force Fails To Find Consensus on 2024 Legislative Legalization Plan

Members of the commission could not agree on a model distribution system for adult-use cannabis sales.

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Study: Patients Fail to Exhibit Changes in Neurocognitive Performance Following Cannabis Use

Investigators concluded, “Medical cannabis may have minimal acute impact on cognitive function when prescribed and used as directed.”

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