Cannabis

Renowned Attorney Challenges Cannabis Laws in Austin by Boldly Selling CBD Products and Inviting Cops to Raid his Dispensary

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Austin, Texas – Adam Reposa, a notorious attorney known for his controversial courtroom conduct and relentless demeanor, has pushed the limits of selling marijuana in Austin. His operation, ATX Budtenders, openly sold cannabis through a website, a dedicated phone line, and a house with a distinctive pink ice cream truck. However, Reposa’s venture came to a halt on January 22 when law enforcement conducted a raid on his property. During the raid, law enforcement seized unspecified amounts of marijuana, THC edibles, psilocybin mushrooms, rifles, cell phones, legal documents, and US currency. Despite the presence of … Read more

California’s Cannabis Laws Creating Barriers to Fairness and Safety in the Market, According to Latest Report

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San Francisco, California – A newly released report sheds light on the challenges faced by California’s cannabis industry and its impact on creating a safe and fair marketplace. The report highlights how the state’s current laws are hindering the industry’s progress and impeding the establishment of an equitable business environment for cannabis entrepreneurs. According to the report, California’s complex regulatory framework has resulted in a fragmented and confusing landscape for both businesses and consumers. The patchwork of laws and regulations at the local and state levels has created significant barriers to entry for small businesses, … Read more

New Mexico Legislature Approves Changes to Cannabis Laws to Crack Down on Illicit Activity and Improve Industry Standards

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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — With the legislative session coming to a close on Thursday, both the House and Senate in New Mexico are fully engaged in their last few days of work. The state lawmakers have been busy making significant decisions, including approving a comprehensive set of changes to the cannabis laws. The cannabis bill, which aims to address gaps in the existing regulations and crack down on illicit marijuana coming from outside the state, is the result of collaborations with industry leaders who have provided valuable feedback. Representative Andrea Romero acknowledges the lessons … Read more

New Mexico Cannabis Regulation Act Faces Intense Debate and Proposed Amendments in Senate Session

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SANTA FE, N.M. – A bill aimed at addressing the unintentional consequences of New Mexico’s Cannabis Regulation Act faced a series of proposed amendments and hours of debate on the Senate floor. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Katy Duhigg, sought to fill gaps in the state’s marijuana industry regulations and sparked discussions about conflicts of interest among lawmakers. The Senate voted 25-15 to approve the bill, known as Senate Bill 6, and it will now move to the House of Representatives for consideration with just nine days remaining in the session. Among the provisions of … Read more