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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM

Weekend Weed Read • April 26, 2025

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Cannabis consumers overwhelmingly prefer smoking as their method of consumption.

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North Dakota's Gov. Kelly Armstrong (R) signs bill allowing medical cannabis edibles.

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Texas appellate court halts the implementation of San Marcos' and Austin's voter-approved marijuana depenalization ordinances.

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Maryland's Gov. Wes Moore (D) signs legislation shielding low-level marijuana convictions from public view.

Arkansas' Gov. Sarah Sanders (R) vetoes a medical cannabis expansion bill.

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"This is one of the clearest, most dramatic validations of medical cannabis in cancer care that the scientific community has ever seen," writes the lead researcher of a meta-analysis of over 10,000 scientific papers.

Cannabis consumers' rights are under attack across the nation.

Marijuana consumers are under siege. In recent weeks, legislators across the nation have introduced multiple bills to recriminalize marijuana and roll back your rights.

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