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Maryland took another step toward legalization of recreational marijuana.
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Read More »Maryland House gives preliminary approval to recreational marijuana
Marijuana legalization bill announced by Maryland House leadership
Maryland lawmakers introduced a measure to legalize recreational marijuana for adults, if voters approve it in November.
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Read More »Baltimore-based medical cannabis dispensary bought for $8M
A Goodness Growth Holdings Inc. subsidiary successfully completed the purchase of all substantial assets of Charm City Medicus LLC, a medical cannabis dispensary in Baltimore, for $8 million.
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Read More »Who gets access to new industry? Marijuana legalization, sports betting face same question in Maryland
An effort to legalize recreational marijuana in Maryland will face challenges similar to those currently delaying the implementation of sports wagering.
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Read More »Maryland House speaker wants to move toward referendum on legalizing marijuana
The top Democrat in the House of Delegates is throwing her support behind a potential referendum to legalize recreational marijuana in Maryland.
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Read More »Amazon won’t test jobseekers for marijuana
Amazon said it will stop testing jobseekers for marijuana.
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Read More »What’s the going rate for a former U.S. attorney general?
Welcome to Monday, the 39th anniversary of Sally Ride being named the first American woman astronaut. Here are some news items to blast off your week. — Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder bills out at nearly $2,300 per hour. ...
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Read More »Baltimore correctional officers face U.S. smuggling charges
Three correctional officers are among nine people facing federal charges of conspiring to smuggle narcotics, cellphones and tobacco into the Chesapeake Detention Facility in Baltimore, Maryland U.S. Attorney Robert K. Hur said Wednesday. The alleged scheme, which also included four ...
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Read More »Rulings on science, fiduciary duty, marijuana top Md. high court’s term
Maryland’s top court ended its 2019-2020 session last week having issued landmark rulings permitting the admission of evidence based on emerging sciences, creating a cause of action for breach of fiduciary duty and ruling that police may not arrest and ...
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Read More »Court calls traffic stop search unconstitutional, reverses pot conviction
A Pocomoke City police officer’s tackling of a motorist stopped for allegedly being on his cellphone while driving invalidates the subsequent discovery of marijuana in the driver’s possession and car, a Maryland appeals court ruled after concluding the officer had ...
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