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Cannabis law explained by the lawyers who practise it: analysis and commentary from law firms around the world, with the Cannabis Law Journal.

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Rod Kight, Kight Law

Minnesota Just Gave Hemp Operators a Better Path Forward

With SF 4401, the state did not leave the hemp industry stranded while the broader cannabis market moves on. It did not wall off hemp operators and tell them to fend for themselves.

Harris Sliwoski

How to Acquire a Minnesota Cannabis License

The Minnesota cannabis program is online and rolling out slowly. Too slowly, in this writer’s humble opinion. That said, a handful of tribal dispensaries have been operating since 2023, and adult use sales at non-tribal shops…

Rod Kight, Kight Law

Update to Minnesota Hemp Licensing Blog

This article was written by Kight Law attorney Amber Lengacher. Kight Law represents hemp businesses in the US and throughout the world.

Rod Kight, Kight Law

Arizona Attorney General Cracks Down on Hemp Products

” (emphasis added) By “unlicensed” she is referring to businesses that are not licensed as “marijuana establishments” under the Smart and Safe Arizona Act (Proposition 207), the state’s adult-use marijuana law, enacted in 2020.

Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia

Are hemp gummies and edibles legal in Australia?

The legalisation of cannabis, hash, hemp and related products has now occurred in many jurisdictions in the United States giving rise to a whole array of edible products, including hash gummies, cookies, brownies and more!…

Troutman Pepper Locke

The Varied Landscape of Tobacco and Cannabis Flavor Bans or Restrictions

The landscape of tobacco product and cannabis flavor bans or restrictions varies significantly across the country. In both industries, some states restrict all or some flavors in all types of products, while other states restrict…

Rod Kight, Kight Law

Arizona AG Issues Misguided Opinion on Delta-8 THC

” A copy of the Opinion is included below, or you can click here to read it. The Opinion was requested by Arizona lawmakers, state Rep. Steve Montenegro and state Sen. J. Shope. G.

Harris Sliwoski

Unwrapping the Legal Battles Against Cannabis Edibles

Cannabis companies are often unclear about what edible products are legal to manufacture and distribute. While some cannabis edibles may be legal on a state level, federal regulations prohibit placing some cannabinoids in food…

Paula Savchenko, Cannacore Group and PS Law Group

The Sunshine State’s 2024 Legislative Session: What’s to Come?

By: Paula Savchenko, Esq., the founding partner of Cannacore Group and PS Law Group On January 9th, 2024, the state of Florida’s 2024 legislative session began. With daily headlines surrounding Florida’s billion-dollar marijuana…

McGuire Woods

FDA Warning Letter Declares Delta-8 and CBD Gummies ‘Adulterated Foods’

On Dec. 6, 2023, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sent a warning letter to the owners of online hemp, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD) retailer Hemp-xr.com for introducing adulterated foods into…

Griffen Thorne, Harris Sliwoski

Risk Allocation in Cannabis Contracts

One of the main reasons why I am such a vocal supporter of written cannabis contracts is allocation of risk and liabilities. Parties to a cannabis contract have a number of ways that they can allocate risks and liabilities that…

Emerge Law Group

NJ Expands Edibles with Resolutions 2023-143 and 2023-144

Hey there, fellow ganjaprenuers and curious minds! We have some exciting news, fresh from the Garden State! Last month, on September 8, 2023, the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (“CRC”) updated its regulations with…

McMillan

Canada: Competition Bureau Gets Into The Weeds Of The Cannabis Act

The Cannabis Act1 (the “Act”) came into force in October 2018, creating a legal and highly regulated market for the production, import and export, distribution, and sale of recreational cannabis in Canada.

Susan Burns

New Rules for Hemp-Derived Products in Minnesota: What You Need to Know

Minnesota’s recent amendments to the law that regulates the sale and use of hemp-derived products, such as edibles and beverages, contains some significant changes. These products contain cannabinoids, such as cannabidiol (CBD)…

Goodwin Law

A Mini-Green Wave? Two More States Legalize Adult-Use Cannabis

Over the past month, both Delaware and Minnesota have legalized adult-use cannabis. They are the first two states to legalize in 2023 and represent the 22nd and 23rd states to allow for adult-use commercial cannabis markets.

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