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Research conducted by Professor Yosef Sarne at Tel Aviv University revealed a positive relationship between cannabis and traumatic brain injury.

A truly terrifying report in the National Post , ” Over 24 hours in New Haven, Connecticut, Wednesday, more than 70 people overdosed on what authorities believe to be synthetic marijuana, also known as K2 or spice. Dozens of those overdoses took place on the New Haven Green, a historic downtown park bordering the Yale University campus.”

North Jersey.com has published a list of towns adopting ordinances to halt the sale of regulated cannabis.

Cheryl Brooks, Assistant Defender , Appeals Division, Defender Association of Philadelphia writes…”This is the most recent NHTSA report on DWI/Marijuana. It’s a 2017 report to Congress. It’s remarkable that NHTSA would author this document as the conclusions dispel both the DRE/ARIDE ability to determine that a person is driving while impaired by marijuana.”

2 Podcasts from Law.com & Sponsored by Greenspoon Marder on California, Colorado & Regulated Cannabis.

For UCNN to prove that Pure Hemp infringes Claim 1 of the ‘911 Patent, UCNN must prove that Pure Hemp makes, sells, or uses a product that is or contains this specific formulation. Write Fox Rothschild lawyers.

The blurb lies herein…..

While marijuana possession and use continue to become legal in many U.S. states, either for strictly medicinal purposes or for any purpose at all, it can still be a basis for denial of immigration benefits, such as temporary visas, legal permanent residency, and/or naturalization, or for revocation of existing immigration benefits.  This can even be true where the possession and/or use never resulted in either a criminal charge or conviction.

MJ Biz Report…”Louisiana Agriculture Commissioner Mike Strain said he isn’t trying to stall the process. He reported GB Sciences still has to finish its operating procedures and complete its background checks with state police.”

The problem? Pennsylvania forbids such promotions, including any discounts. And the flower in question is typically priced at $10-$15 a gram.