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Montanas residency requirement to own or invest in a licensed marijuana business has been in place since the states medical marijuana program launched nearly 20 years ago.

Here Are Some Key Constitutional Amendments Conservative State Legislators Would Like To See Passed Katelynn Richardson on August 7, 2023 Constitutional

Constitutional amendments drafted and debated by state legislators at a simulated Article V convention provide a window into conservative priorities.

If a Wisconsin citizen is injured in Wisconsin on the property of a Wisconsin company, where can the citizen sue the company? One option is where the accident occurred—Wisconsin....

Five years ago, California voted yes on Proposition 12, which institutes standards to make the state's pork production more humane. Today, L.A. pitmasters are paying the price.

Five years ago, California voted yes on Proposition 12, which institutes standards to make the state's pork production more humane. Today, L.A. pitmasters are paying the price.

As Congress prepares to write a new farm bill, animal welfare advocates are preparing to safeguard California’s Proposition 12 and similar laws regulating agricultural practices while also pushing to tighten standards for dog breeders, ban the export of horses for slaughter, and eliminate the last vestiges of animal fighting and dog racing in the United States.

On June 27, 2023, the Supreme Court decided in Mallory v. Norfolk Southern Railway Co., 2023 WL 4187749 (2023) that the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment did not prohibit the exercise...

Rhode Island’s effort to reverse a decision that ended the state’s truck-only tolls will see its day in court. Here’s what we know about the case.

So a USSC Justice seems to have forgotten about "Separation of Powers" Unfortunately practically he might be right. Its going to be more likely that...