High times in Times Square — Marijuana sellers inundate NYC’s Crossroads of the World, peddling joints and edibles freely – New York Daily News https://t.co/LMW6xGu2ym
TODAY: Biden began commuting sentences of people who've served time in federal prison for marijuana & other drug offenses.
The clemency for 75 people falls short of mass cannabis pardons he promised on the campaign, but advocates see it as a first step.
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“More Pieces Moving Around The Chessboard for SAFE To Pass in the Coming Months”
“We believe the probability of SAFE passing thru COMPETES has increased markedly.”
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A new revised rule allows registered patients and caregivers to grow up to six plants in their homes.
Caregivers can grow for up to four patients and would be permitted to have a maximum of 12 plants at any one time.
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which will improve “compliance and make it easier and less costly for financial institutions who want to bank cannabis businesses to comply with the federal reporting.”
New York Senator Files Bill To Promote Marijuana Banking By Giving Financial Institutions Access To Business Information - Marijuana Moment https://t.co/TLhWaFziLs
2/3 to requesting financial institutions for the purpose of consideration and compliance,” the text states. The New York bill is meant to help by allowing financial institutions to “have access to verify personal and financial information for their prospective cannabis clients,”
“Most New Yorkers voters are against allowing people with prior marijuana convictions to get a head start in launching adult-use retail stores in the state, a new poll found just days after regulators approved a proposal to do just that.”
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New York lawmakers on Saturday sent a budget proposal to the governor’s desk that includes provisions to let marijuana businesses take state tax deductions that are available to other industries despite an ongoing federal ban on cannabis.
👀 a bit of a rebrand but NY is poised to be the second largest cannabis market in the US.
What happens in NY will likely be replicated in other markets throughout the US so we’re shifting our focus to keep you informed on NY as it unfolds.
Stay tuned. 😎
Here’s a full and complete list of jobs you should be banned from performing if you smoked marijuana a month ago:
None.
Stop being so obsessed with the cannabinoid metabolite content of peoples’ urine, you sick sociopathological fucks.