Asheville, Buncombe Become 'Epicenters' of Hemp, the Accidental Industry Bigger Than Marijuana
Proliferation of intoxicating products leads to calls for more regulation to protect consumers
Source: goodmenproject.com
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CBD stakeholder stay Farm Bill amendment that takes strict view on THC levels would gut industry
A controversial amendment to the U.S. House version of the pending federal Farm Bill has been passed in a bloc vote. The way it would alter the law could drive CBD firms out of business, critics maintain.
Source: naturalproductsinsider.com
Can Hemp Pass The Smell Test?
Police could once use the smell of marijuana as probable cause to search a vehicle. Now that hemp is legal, the system faces a quandary.
Source: theassemblync.com
Cops, justice system struggle to discern marijuana from legal hemp
Law-enforcement officers could once use the smell of marijuana as probable cause to search. Now hemp is legal, and the smells are the same.
Source: indyweek.com
What the Future Holds for Hemp
In this final part of Hobans 5-part series, the future of merged system cannabis policy is explored.
Source: forbes.com
Expert: CMPD crime lab test does not tell the difference between legal hemp and illegal marijuana
A viral Charlotte Mecklenburg Police arrest is now raising questions about how the department tests marijuana.
Source: yahoo.com
The Law Come To Get You If You Don't Walk Right – Hemp Law, Policy, And The Courts (Part 4/5)
The law and policy surrounding hemp derivatives.
Source: forbes.com
People in red states where marijuana is illegal can buy other hemp products : NPR
A loophole in the farm bill allows for the sale of hemp products that include a form of THC. North Carolina is one state where stores selling intoxicating hemp products have popped up.
Source: npr.org
In red states where marijuana is illegal other hemp products flourish
A loophole in the farm bill allows for the sale of hemp products that include a form of THC. North Carolina is one state where stores selling intoxicating hemp products have popped up.
Source: wpsu.org