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A Senate-approved bill (SB 3) that would have legalized cannabis in the state went on what seemed to be a roller coaster ride, which unfortunately ended in a downturn. The bill was first defeated by the House State Affairs Committee, was then revived by a legislative process known as a smoke-out, to end up in the House for consideration, where it was ultimately killed by lawmakers. The matter of legalization now falls onto an activist group that is working to get a proposal in front of voters for November’s election.

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In the United States, Cannabis is a state-led story. However, each state is influenced by its constituents who then influence the federal government to act. One factor that may not be heavily considered is the international global pressure. With Canada facing a backlash with the WTO, from Columbia and Jamaica for trade violations, could these events add another layer to the decision-making inside DC?

Bryan Fields, Eighth Revolution

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Pennsylvania regulators issued a mandatory recall of medical cannabis products due to additives not approved by the FDA- related to the previous “review of vaporized medical cannabis products. Letters were sent to patients and caregivers to inform them of the recall and provide them with additional details.

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The New York State Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) sent letters ordering dozens of businesses suspected of illegally selling cannabis, including the practice of “gifting,” which is the exchange of goods for memberships, subscriptions, or other goods, to cease and desist those operations or risk the opportunity to get a license in the legal market as well as substantial fines and possible criminal penalties. The letters explain that while cannabis has been legalized for those aged 21 and over, selling it requires a license under the law.

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With mainstream media slowly adjusting their messaging and the recent news of potential cannabis medical benefits with Covid, now would be a great time to pardon nonviolent cannabis crimes. Not a week from now, not 6 months from now- right now. WHY this continues to drag on is beyond me. Enough is Enough–stick to your promises and release them NOW.

Bryan Fields, Eighth Revolution

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South Dakota Gov. Noem wants activists to pay for the legal bills stemming from her lawsuit for stopping the citizen-voted cannabis legalization. Taxpayers are currently on the hook for at least $142,000 in legal fees that the administration paid, according to The Argus Leader. A recent poll found that most South Dakota voters approve of Noem’s job performance overall, just 39 percent approve of her handling of marijuana legalization, with 51 percent disapproving. The governor is up for reelection this year. Noem has consistently faced criticism from advocates and stakeholders over her early opposition to cannabis reform.

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