Last week saw a reasonably quiet week of marijuana use. That is, for just about everyone and anywhere except Arkansas.
Last month, a ton of plant went down in the Razorback State. Find out what happened that and abroad.
Monday, September 30
Tuesday, October 1
- Arkansas for Patient Access sued the state in response to the state’s earlier decision regarding health marijuana and the November ballot.
- After another firm lost its certificate, a Rapid City, South Dakota pharmacy objected to the government’s decision to charge additional charges for a medical cannabis license.
- NORML submitted a notice of intention to attend the DEA’s postponing hearing on December 2.
Wednesday, October 2
- Trulieve brought a libel lawsuit, alleging that the Florida Republican Party had purposefully launched a voter deception campaign.
- The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled that a person driving while intoxicated did not necessarily mean they were driving while they were actually intoxicated, nor did it permit a placed certificate.
- A 30-year-old man faces court in New South Wales, Australia, after police found over 44 kilograms ( ~97lbs ) of cannabis in his car’s trunk following an accident with a kangaroo.
Thursday, October 3
Friday, October 4
- Attorney General of Arkansas, Attorney General Tim Griffin, confirmed that the petition’s request for health cannabis would be approved pending court approval.
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