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Cannabis law explained by the lawyers who practise it: analysis and commentary from law firms around the world, with the Cannabis Law Journal.

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Julius Melnitzer

Canada: “A vape pen bearing a THC sticker, sitting beside a vehicle’s gearshift, gave police reasonable grounds to search the car and its occupant without a warrant, despite not questioning the driver or examining the pen, the Court of Appeal for Ontario has ruled. “

A vape pen bearing a THC sticker, sitting beside a vehicle’s gearshift, gave police reasonable grounds to search the car and its occupant without a warrant, despite not questioning the driver or examining the pen, the Court of…

Squire Patton Boggs

Can Cannabis Companies File Bankruptcy? The New Chapter 15 Roadmap

Have the doors to U.S. Bankruptcy courts finally swung open to cannabis companies? Perhaps, but still in only very limited circumstances involving a foreign debtor. Nonetheless, Judge Brendan Shannon’s recent order granting…

Harris Sliwoski

America’s Missed Opportunity in the Global Marijuana Market

S. marijuana laws truly are. The excitement throughout the event was palpable. Much of it was driven by Germany’s newly formed government keeping its quasi-legalization policy intact, even if adult-use trials remain uncertain.…

Harris Sliwoski

Australia Cannabis Q&A

Importation, cultivation, production, and other activities conducted for medicinal and scientific purposes are lawful under federal Australian law when the necessary licenses and permits have been obtained. Growing cannabis for…

Anthony Traurig and Rod Kight, Kight Law

Is HHC about to be scheduled under international law?

Editor’s note – This article is part of our continuing series on international legal developments in cannabis law. Kight Law attorney Anthony Traurig, who resides in Europe and has significant experience in the international…

Sydney Criminal Lawyers

Criminal Prosecutions Soar Under New South Wales’ Unjust Drug Driving Laws

The Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) released a report on 23 October 2024 which found that the number of people charged with drug driving offences over the past decade has increased from 1,409 to 13,815 annually.

McGlinchey Stafford

Impacts of Cannabis Rescheduling on Bankruptcy

McGlinchey Stafford This article was co-authored with Joel E. Cohen, Stout. Despite the excitement of many over rescheduling cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III, the move does not make cannabis “legal” unless it is produced,…

Benesch Friedlander Coplan & Aronoff

Cannabis Predictions for 2024

It’s 2024, and while nothing ever stays the same in the world of cannabis, in a lot of ways, 2024 feels just like 2023, and 2022. More states have established medical and recreational cannabis programs, of course, but the major…

Studio Legale Bulleri

Driving Cannabis & Guidance

CANNABIS AND GUIDANCE The centrality of the subjective element and application perspectives

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