Marijuana Policy

Denver Voters Pass Onsite Consumption Initiative

November 28, 2016 by Zoe Wilder Leave a Comment

The New Regulation Will Enable Some Local Businesses To Apply For “Social Use” Permits Passed this election cycle, Denver Initiative 300, the “Neighborhood-Supported Social Cannabis Consumption Initiative,” a policy type known industry-wide as “Social Use,” allows businesses to seek a permit for cannabis consumption on premises. This makes Denver one of the first cities in

Contrast and Compare – Dispensary Process in Legalized States

September 20, 2016 by Brittany Driver Leave a Comment

Editor’s note: Have you ever wondered how the states differ in dispensary visits? This blog is a “how to” that describes the dispensary process in legalized states. We will update this list as more states legalize recreational marijuana. COLORADO Inspection Every dispensary has its own company policy regarding workers or customers handling the product. Some

Colorado Cannabis Tours Dispensary Visit

Can I Use My Credit Card to Buy Weed?

September 15, 2016 by Zoe Wilder Leave a Comment

The short answer is, No. Since credit card companies like Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover et. al., primarily offer their cards through partnerships with federally regulated national banks, credit card transactions involving the sale of cannabis fall under the US Controlled Substances Act. Under this act, cannabis has been listed as a Schedule I drug,

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Presidential Canna-dates

September 12, 2016 by Brittany Driver Leave a Comment

Where do our 2016 choices stand on cannabis? HILLARY CLINTON – DEMOCRATIC PARTY NOMINEE Hillary Clinton is the very first woman elected as nominee for a major political party. And because she is so familiar with pushing gender boundaries, the cannabis community hopes that she’ll push drug law boundaries as well. Clinton’s most recently recorded

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