Sentences with phrase «marijuana policy reform»

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Oswego, NY — A marijuana policy reform group is touting a report showing teen marijuana use is down in states that allow it for medical purposes.

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As marijuana legalization slowly passes state by state and lawmakers discuss national reform, companies are calling into question prohibition - era policies like employee drug testing.

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«The advocacy community has suggested that DEA's statement that they would decide on the Gregoire - Chafee rescheduling petition this summer is a sign that they are moving toward reforming policy with regard to marijuana,» Hudak told Business Insider, referring to a 2011 petition from Govs. Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island and Christine Gregoire of Washington state.

Meanwhile, countries are reforming their policies around marijuana.

The Liberal leader insisted Tuesday that he's offered «an awful lot of concrete policies» on a number of fronts — including democratic reform, foreign investment, oil and gas pipelines and legalization of marijuana — but reiterated that precise details must await the election platform.

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork / AP)-- U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D - N.Y.) on Monday told a group of marijuana industry professionals that the federal government should reform laws affecting its medical use, allowing states to set their own policies.

Hoopla aside, he promised on Tuesday that the NYPD would «overhaul and reform its policies related to marijuana enforcement in the next 30 days.»

«The NYPD will overhaul and reform its policies related to marijuana enforcement within the next 30 days,» de Blasio said in Washington at a conference Tuesday afternoon.

Even the city's liberal Democrat mayor, who has pushed policing reforms including the decrease in criminal arrests of low - level marijuana possession, is opposed the policy shift.

And while his base may want more, Mr. de Blasio can point to several police reforms in his first year: a dramatic drop in the number of people stopped by police; a staggering decline in marijuana arrests thanks to a policy change; a plan to roll out body cameras in accordance with a federal lawsuit.

Speaking in Washington on Tuesday, the mayor promised the NYPD would reform and overhaul marijuana arrest policies.

The mayor attributed the drop to reformed policing policies around marijuana and stop - and - frisk.

Like Nevada, support for legalization in Arizona comes primarily from various businesses working in the medical marijuana industry and from reform groups such as the Marijuana Policymarijuana industry and from reform groups such as the Marijuana PolicyMarijuana Policy Project.

In a speech to progressive groups in Washington, D.C., de Blasio said the NYPD would «overhaul and reform» its marijuana policies in the next 30 days, but did not provide details.

New York City will overhaul and reform its policies related to marijuana possession arrests amid persisting racial disparities in enforcement despite a policy change in 2014.

Among them, he added, were key reforms that defined Mr. Thompson's tenure: a warrant amnesty program, a policy not to prosecute some low - level marijuana offenses and a special unit devoted to wrongful convictions.

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You'll understand that marijuana reform and marijuana legalization are the just and moral direction to go in this country for that policy.

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A bold 360 on marijuana reform appealed to young progressive voters and was a convenient wedge to distinguish them from the front - running NDP's proposed policy of immediate decriminalization and gradual legalization.

Baton Rouge, LA About Blog SMPL is an organization dedicated to statewide coalition building, sound policy research, education and advocacy for substantive marijuana law reform in Louisiana.