Canna Law Blog

• Intoxicating Hemp Product Laws are More Complicated Than They Seem
  When Congress passed the 2018 Farm Bill, did it intend to legalize intoxicating hemp products? If it did, why didn’t it just legalize marijuana? And why didn’t it address the manufacture or sale of intoxicating hemp products? I think the answer to all of these questions is clearly “no.” Congress did not intend to open […]
• Wisconsin Legalization Bill Introduced
  Wisconsin may soon become the latest U.S. state to legalize adult-use cannabis. On September 22 of this year, a bill drafted by Sen. Melissa Agard (D-Madison) and Rep. Darin Madison (D-Milwaukee) was introduced in the state legislature. This is the latest in a series of legalization initiatives in the Badger State. The bill would make […]
• How Did You Mess Up Your Cannabis Subchapter S Election?
  The internet is littered with writings on the relative merits of corporate forms and tax elections for cannabis businesses. Even the best of these articles are as dull as ditchwater, because the topic is tax. Most of the authors mention subchapter S taxation at some point, and the showier ones may even dredge up cannabis […]
• Cannabis Leasing in Competitive License Jurisdictions
  Cannabis leasing is incredibly complicated for both lessors and lessees. But things can get a lot more complicated in competitive license jurisdictions. I’ve worked with both lessors and lessee-applicants in competitive licensing jurisdictions, and today want to highlight some of the key things I’ve seen over the years. #1 Why competitive licensing is different from […]
• Cannabis Rescheduling and Trademarks
  Cannabis rescheduling appears to be a matter of time and my colleagues have written about the possible implications (see here, here, and here). Rescheduling to a less restrictive category will also have implications for trademarking by cannabis brands. By broadening the legality of cannabis goods and services, rescheduling will also make more canna trademarks eligible […]

High Times News

• From the Archives: A Lifetime Supply of Peyote Magic (1977)
  It lasted 15 months. The post From the Archives: A Lifetime Supply of Peyote Magic (1977) appeared first on High Times.
• Leafing Through the Lore
  Higher: The Lore, Legends, and Legacy of Cannabis by author Dan Michaels and photographer Erik Christiansen is a perfect addition to your reading collection. The post Leafing Through the Lore appeared first on High Times.
• Two Amendments Relating to Cannabis, Psychedelic Research Added to Defense Bill
  One amendment would fund psychedelic clinical trials, and the other would provide treatment options for military veterans suffering from traumatic brain injury and PTSD. The post Two Amendments Relating to Cannabis, Psychedelic Research Added to Defense Bill appeared first on High Times.
• Dropping Acid Doesn’t Mean You’re Psychedelic
  Just doing drugs doesn’t make you a psychonaut - integrating those lessons into your normal, sober life does. This week Madison Margolin explains her learnings of how to ‘Be Here Now’ from her time with Ram Dass, and her own psychedelic journeys. The post Dropping Acid Doesn’t Mean You’re Psychedelic appeared first on High Times.
• Heavy Cannabis Use Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Problems in Canadian Study
  A recent analysis of medical information from Canadian adults found a relatively strong link between heavy, consistent cannabis use and adverse cardiovascular outcomes such as heart attack, heart failure or stroke, particularly among otherwise healthy adults. The post Heavy Cannabis Use Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Problems in Canadian Study appeared first on High […]
• Ukrainian Immigrants Open Dispensary in West Virginia
  Huntington Gardens is owned by Ukrainian immigrants and is one of the city’s first dispensaries. The post Ukrainian Immigrants Open Dispensary in West Virginia appeared first on High Times.

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