NORML is saddened to report on the passing of Dr. Raphael Mechoulam, the "Father of Cannabis Research." He was 92 years old.
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The Justice Department has finally opened up the process for those seeking Presidential pardon certificates for past marijuana convictions. I am one of those Americans.
The post Biden's Marijuana Pardon Certificates Are Important for All Americans, Partic...
"Legalizing cannabis possession, eliminating criminal penalties for all ages, and creating a regulated market are huge leaps forward for Delaware," said Laura Sharer, Executive Director of Delaware NORML. "Provisions afforded from the Justice Reinvestment...
Highlights in: AK, AZ, CA, DE, FL, GA, HI, IL, KY, ME, MD, NH, NM, NY, OR, SD, TX, UT, WA.
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Oklahomans who engage in marijuana-related activities, but who are not registered in the state's medical program will continue to face some of the strictest penalties in the nation.
The post Oklahomans Reject Adult-Use Legalization Ballot Measure appeared...
Altieri assumed the leadership role in November 2016, directing NORML during one of the more successful periods in the marijuana law reform movement's history.
The post NORML Executive Director Erik Altieri Stepping Down from Leadership Position appear...
NORML only exists and succeeds because of the support of passionate and dedicated individuals like you. With you standing shoulder to shoulder with us, we will continue to take our fight to city councils, state legislatures, and to Congress. Together, we ...
After a several month delay, the Justice Department has opened the online application process for those persons eligible to receive certificates indicating that their marijuana-related convictions have been pardoned by the President.
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Delaware deserves to go green in 2023. We deserve regulated cannabis.
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