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Senate Democrats on Thursday introduced a cannabis legalization bill that would remove it from the list of drugs in the Controlled Substances Act and impose a regulatory scheme not unlike what is in place for alcohol and tobacco, according to a statement.
Two Native American tribes in Minnesota are suing the Environmental Protection Agency, saying it allowed the state to adopt a less strict water quality standard that could harm their reservations' wildlife and crops, and are asking a federal judge to reverse the agency's decision.
A Rastafarian church's First Amendment lawsuit against the city of Madison, Wisconsin, and its officials over a police drug raid must wait, a federal judge ruled Tuesday, saying the state criminal case accusing its minister of growing and selling cannabis must be adjudicated first.
A New York federal judge has ordered a real estate investment firm seeking to collect more than $1 million in back rent from marijuana company MedMen to show how the court has jurisdiction over the defendant by the end of the month or face dismissal of the claims.
A farming operation accused of bilking a Colorado-based hemp seed distributor out of more than $300,000 has escaped liability for now, a federal judge ruled, finding that the seed producer failed to identify the "citizenship" of the farm company's owners.