Voters to decide on legalizing recreational marijuana with Amendment 3
Missouri could soon join 19 other states that have already legalized recreational marijuana.
Source: komu.com
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Missouri could soon join 19 other states that have already legalized recreational marijuana.
Source: komu.com
Poll Shows Majority of Maryland Voters Plan to Vote 'Yes' on Ballot Measure to Legalize Adult-Use Cannabis
The Goucher College Poll revealed that 59% of voters in the state plan to vote in favor of the ballot question this November.
Source: cannabisbusinesstimes.com
BioPhil Natural Fibers to Open Processing Facility in Lumberton, North Carolina
The 90,829-square-foot facility is expected to create 41 new jobs in Robeson County.
Source: cannabisbusinesstimes.com
Recreational marijuana legalization will stay on the November ballot after attempts to keep it off
The Missouri Supreme Court decided to not hear the case by Joy Sweeney, which means recreational marijuana use will be kept on the ballot.
Source: komu.com
Judge Dismisses Suit Against Missouri Recreational Pot Measure
A Missouri judge last week tossed out a lawsuit that sought to knock a recreational marijuana proposal off the Nov. 8 ballot. The measure would allow
United States Cole County Al Iskandariyah Jay Ashcroft County Circuit Judge Cotton Walker Joy Sweeney
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Appeals court leaves marijuana on ballot
An initiative petition to legalize recreational marijuana in Missouri will remain on the ballot after a panel of judges on the Missouri Western District Court of Appeals affirmed the steps Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft took to certify the petition were proper.
Source: newstribune.com
Recreational marijuana legalization will be on November ballot after attempts to keep it off
The Missouri Supreme Court decided to not hear the case by Joy Sweeney, which means recreational marijuana use will be kept on the ballot.
Source: komu.com
Appeals court leaves marijuana on Missouri ballot. Case may head to state Supreme Court • Missouri Independent
An initiative petition to legalize recreational marijuana in Missouri will remain on the ballot after an appeals court's ruling Monday.
Source: missouriindependent.com
Judge tosses suit against Missouri recreational pot measure
A Missouri judge has ruled that voters will decide whether to legalize recreational marijuana during the Nov. 8 election. Cole County Circuit Judge Cotton Walker on Friday tossed out a
United States Cole County Al Iskandariyah Jay Ashcroft County Circuit Judge Cotton Walker Joy Sweeney
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