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New Cannabis Laws Free Prisoners

March 8, 2018 by Colorado Cannabis Tours Leave a Comment

Prisoners Charged With Cannabis Offenses Are Being Released Since California’s legalization of medical cannabis, in 1996, several states have followed suit and provided a more modern approach to dealing with cannabis. From medical use to recreational use in 22 states and Washington D.C., you can now legally use marijuana! In many states, it has also

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Prohibitions Influence On The Legal System

March 1, 2018 by Colorado Cannabis Tours Leave a Comment

It’s no secret that the US 1920’s ALCOHOL PROHIBITION did NOT work at all! For those thirteen years, vast amounts of wealth were created illegally on the black market. The basic law of economics teaches us that where EVER there is a demand, a supply will be created. Perhaps an even more destructive prohibition in

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National Cannabis Legalization Update

December 22, 2017 by CCT Staff Leave a Comment

2017 is coming to a close and there are more than a handful of states that currently allow for the legal purchase and consumption of recreational marijuana, and even more on board for medical marijuana. But now that the elections are over for 2016, the focus is on, what’s next. The East Coast We saw

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DEA Fog “Clarification” Of Hemp Extract Legality

December 20, 2017 by CCT Staff Leave a Comment

On January 13th, 2017 the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) issued the drug code 7350, a new drug code for marijuana extract that went into effect immediately. Drug Code 7350 allows DEA and DEA-registered entities to track quantities of marijuana extract separately from the quantities of marijuana. In essence, the DEA is creating a new drug code

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Should You Be A Cannabis Activist If You Have A Family?

December 4, 2017 by CCT Staff Leave a Comment

There are many cannabis activists doing great things for the legalization movement in the United States. These activists have made a noticeable impact in influencing not only government policies, but also the attitudes people hold towards medical and recreational cannabis. However, as with just about every type of positive activism, doing so can come with

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Cannabis Research While Federally Illegal?

November 27, 2017 by CCT Staff Leave a Comment

What “Legit” Research Can We Do While Cannabis Is STILL Federally Illegal? Layers of control keep cannabis TIGHTLY shackled and behind bars. America’s federal government continues to aggressively steer the public eye from even looking at cannabis or having a positive thought about it. Why do our authority figures behave like this? Governments continue

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Cannabis Industry Future Prediction

November 20, 2017 by CCT Staff Leave a Comment

How the cannabis industry MIGHT evolve as we move into full legalization? Marijuana is becoming more and more popular, as legalization continues. Consumption methods and availability are expanding each day. The question is: What will the future of marijuana look like? Is there a any room for improvement? From this perspective, the future of

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Big Pharma Takes on Pot Painkillers

July 31, 2017 by Brittany Driver Leave a Comment

What is better for a stomach ache than a big joint? Anyone? I’ll wait. That’s right, cannabis just might be nature’s most pungent painkiller and an effective one at that. It can work to not only dull chronic pain, but quite often users report it lightens their mood while it is at it. High spirits

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What are Synthetic Cannabinoids?

March 27, 2017 by Randy Robinson 2 Comments

You may have heard about the THC spray for cancer and AIDS patients. THC, of course, is the molecule in marijuana responsible for getting us high. The THC spray, sold under the brand name Marinol, is 100 percent legal in the United States with a prescription. What’s the difference between the THC in Marinol and

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Marijuana’s History Of Hate

March 27, 2017 by Joe Powers Leave a Comment

Dating all the way back to the early 1600’s the marijuana (hemp) plant has been available in America. As far as we know, the history of cannabis, could pre date our records. Colonists used the plant for the creation of essential items such as; cloth, canvas, rope, food incense and much more. In 1619 the

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