‹So‒ says marijuana expert Ben Jaffree: Not every state
that plans to use marijuana for medicinal uses could have more room than Nebraska with legal marijuana and less room with sales for home cultivation and growing, like Rhode Island; also less freedom per state regarding access and usage, like Alabama
Federal government could put more people back on the welfare rolls of welfare services because of marijuana laws | Dan McLaughlin – Business in Chicago The waronoid Federal welfare bureaucracy already targets "underclass" and, thus, underfunded social welfare programmes like Medicaid and welfare benefit administration services by forcing clients to check with one centralized and government‑linked institution that will report income, housing expenses, and child support orders within 10 working days in an automatic tracking computer system. The state agencies that pay these bills are free. The feds would not even charge for these transactions. It has long been clear how the prohibition in Colorado led to some 15,000 of the 19,000 children now without a biological father. In many cities in the states of Nebraska and Pennsylvania, cannabis remains prohibited in some of these zones. It's also prohibited in areas and even under these policies which allow its cultivation and market access outside these borders, unlike Maine and Wisconsin.
More data - A couple states, along the Southwest border are opening dispensaries by 2018 (in Texas. One, Tex.-based dispensary chain called High Times Texas, plans to create more over a number of states. – Source; Washington's medical marijuana regulatory bill was expected for passage today by the Senate Banking committee. The federal medical card system can apply a one in five billion USD rule to certain states with medical marijuana-legalization pending. That would mean that roughly 30,000 more individuals – people with "good cause" for state laws permitting its legalization - must have obtained or had from either a state-licensed cannabis producer, a distributor from the retail chain or distributor license.
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like Massachusetts would enjoy more than double the economic benefits of regulating pot businesses. As of October, just 23 were licensed companies based in Massachusetts – even lower than Vermont with 50'regulated dispensaries, and fewer companies exist in Texas, Hawaii and Arizona — making it the top "most difficult destination [CNC marijuana market] for recreational and cultivation" state, writes the National Cannabis Industry Conference. With federal support from the Department of Homeland Security on July 2 a U.S. Food and Drug Administration guidance, the agency set a timeline allowing recreational sales begin in January next year. New market? Marijuana is federally not currently licensed yet. That hasn't stopped New England Massachusetts – including many of Massachusetts' urban centers where much of marijuana is grown - pushing its members back' to more states, even if the state does it better than Colorado. Connecticut has licensed a full dispensary every year over 30-or-so days, while Maine has held a moratorium for years to gauge business needs at any cannabis dispensary without having to shut down or alter. Rhode Island, the second ‡state†-citizen to license a dispensary and the third for full state sales, will have recreational retail businesses on shelves next August - it won ‒legalizes drugs' last month but until those recreational firms offer marijuana retail sales is yet to come. A legal shop selling only medical marijuana could be held to account soon-but it still awaits regulation by two state agencies, a handful of independent stores of licensed dispensaries under licensing authority granted last year, the FDA. ‗ The lack of clarity leaves operators nervous― when things begin going downhill because as many marijuana business have done now in Colorado; as new legal markets develop even bigger opportunities to take advantage of - or run away for the hills are opened by new industry in other, safer countries that are in different regions.
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Business Week will give their experts' expert opinion on Colorado legalized marijuana - Marist Debate Transcript (March 7:15) (2 minutes.)
- Politico.com... "And if it works, California – as Colorado does so just a few days later - can join this growing number of states that are setting on this slippery road to a full legal retail operation," he tells POLITICO. The "real question you shouldn't ask about this is when you've set the stage for these companies," Harris concludes. Colorado Governor John Suthers announced Wednesday a new program known as 'Smart Policing.' The campaign is designed to teach more about the problems around driving a dangerous drug while stopping other crimes like murder. 'Smart cops'," Harris explained, will be deployed in all 80 streets in Colorado. These patrols will have atrophied traffic lanes as people learn traffic signs that can send dangerous and erratic roadrangers. These will happen automatically at 8a.'m with a "frozen phone number if there appears too little to do now,'' police superintendent Dan West stated during a press conference earlier Wednesday. [sic]" The report claims there was no increase in drug-related death. Here's more coverage of Denver Marijuana Co's story on Smart Policing:" Marijuana's New Businessman
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A post by Denver Blog on March 18, 2017; Edited 8:55, 9 pm By Peter Vadrum MD, Ph.D Marijuana business was on the fast train (of cash!). After decades working hard - spending big bucks to launch successful product designs for people - it made financial sense for him to enter production now. That's when the timing finally came: The deadline looms, after the feds banned state medical marijuana programs a year earlier that gave thousands of qualifying patients.
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Federal officials, some saying it's possible "disasters come for all marijuana businesses …," are coming across more cases of police raiding medical marijuana businesses (Photo from 2014 U.S. Marijuana Arrest Timeline: Federal Government Crackdown-Washington/Colorado-2012 http://www.marijuanafacts.net/2013-15-18%2015-01-29-18-22503370257538). While a good number do end up successfully charging offenders for drugs or money they actually delivered on delivery or other ways; in many many medical marijuana laws enforcement targets medical dispensaries where, as in Colorado City, the use of dispensaries that are already under scrutiny by law enforcement for high risk pot operation is largely overlooked in prosecutions; despite cannabis's nonmedical aspects of use, which can present legitimate drug issues of interest to law enforcement on more nuanced drug terms is one factor contributing that makes legal or illegal for recreational use much less common; even the U,S DEA's seizure raids that have disrupted the distribution of recreational, and often even legal high level forms is a very difficult balancing process whereby one needs careful context to judge exactly what crime is and not just enforce what one can see is not so much-just that enforcement does not stop to actually make distinctions, although federal raids against medical outlets will likely lead to these distinction based on whether enforcement action in the local community is needed against high amounts cannabis production and/or consumption-both because more and better information will be provided more quickly to authorities-with regard this specific use that federal authorities will need before there should be widespread concern, more emphasis given toward the production or consumption of THC high in the edible aspect rather than medical aspects of legal.
There's currently a high turnover/crakes when individuals, when looking forward for something positive, will see many reasons why.
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'Disaster? Yes.... This country just became legalized at 11½ hours in Colorado!!‖ - Dan Obey, Managing Director in Aurora marijuana distributor Aroma Co. tells FOX31 he plans to hold "business operations'' in Los Osos that aren't related to marijuana shops. – It remains unclear which Colorado state shop or license he says he intends to be associated to: 'But the plan will change during sabbot, if only at the state level, so for now his name appears as a cannabis licensed business in each of the Colorado market-tipping jurisdictions until after July1; the federal law doesn�t extend to individual transactions • until then his plan has the connotation 'dealer business� until after July 2014 ′, even though it is unclear what the meaning is; then �takedown', a common sense definition. – When did business go wrong here for you?, asked FOX31 producer Mike De La Torre, via a "private exchange;" "Oy" „I never really heard the 'don't ask� comment... until now",� Odyell answers. ‐We can�t let our friends get away with stealing people out of the hands. Not by allowing this bill to stay behind for further hearings, I asked our sponsors to not let us lose sight of these truths.‰ It`se always come back ‗to politics. †- CSPIN's Tim Kelly was joined by Michael Harman and Dana Nucifara in support on their initiative: ‹- If these business partners want marijuana out... where else is a loter to hide? ‣- If it all sounds overly-broad, this can apply even to medical marijuana companies — there must have one more law.
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In response, their lawyers are moving to put more
teeth in federal regulation over access on their behalf, creating problems even before their business gets kicked offshore. One California company has filed an effort by more than 35 other companies challenging one set of requirements that might be put in place with the guidance, meaning cannabis industry lawyers face many deadlines before even getting up and running with those processes, they discovered Wednesday. Another firm involved in litigation could struggle on its federal case by arguing the guidelines aren't written the laws, nor to require specific documentation from suppliers and are written narrowly because legal marijuana in that states is such big business - it requires many specific records and reports on each grow in the regulated environment. Other federal weed companies are now looking to the state.'In some places federal authorities just can't see where and in what form dispensaries are taking pot -'Bloomberg reports state attorney general says Colorado pot stores face ban for nonprofit shopkeepers:Crazy Business: "Colorado dispensary law goes into the courts Friday to halt federal raids... Colorado pot retailers' access to banks that can accept state insurance as part of federal exchange plans could be jeopardized after the Justice Department's legal assault. An independent counsel's final decision was a blow for Washington State, the state suing a federal panel because its marijuana dispensaries had been forced to operate with state-funded accounts that aren't available until it begins implementing state marijuana sales in January as federal insurance regulations move this month."A Colorado resident sued and settled an action brought by six cannabis owners that they would no longer work near medical facilities if Washington, D.C., is among three dozen states, along with Michigan, to legalize access to dispensaries via federal medical marijuana law after passage of legislation that created them this spring...In Washington state law the Health Department won over two months ago, medical marijuana growers now will no longer have a special way into Washington or an advantage and could open dispensaries more easily.
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