"Voters made their mandate clear in 2024, and now Nebraskans have been left vulnerable because their leaders refuse to respect it."
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"Cannabis re-legalization is a work in progress. But it's here to stay and by and large, it's a process we're getting right."
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"While wisely resisting calls to recriminalize cannabis, the editorial board nonetheless fails to make appropriate distinctions between regulated and unregulated marijuana markets."
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"These findings ought to reassure lawmakers that cannabis access can be legally regulated in a manner that is safe, effective, and that does not inadvertently impact young people's habits."
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Over 18,000 South Dakotans are currently registered in the program, with participation having increased greatly in recent years.
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"These findings reinforce the reality that regulated markets more successfully keep cannabis out of the hands of young people and out of school settings than does prohibition."
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It is anticipated that the group behind Maine's repeal effort will now aim to qualify the measure for the 2027 ballot.
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Out-of-state prohibitionist groups are using misleading tactics and are relying on dark money in their efforts to repeal voter-approved marijuana legalization laws in three states.
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"The historical analogs the government identifies concern temporary restrictions on carrying or firing weapons while intoxicated or on persons adjudged dangerous – not blanket bans on all users of a disfavored substance."
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Sixty percent of registered Virginians favor allowing for the sale of adult-use marijuana products by licensed retailers, according to statewide polling data compiled by The Wason Center at Christopher Newport University.
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