Beverly Hill's man, who was convicted of 18 million US dollar cannabis investment fraud
A resident of Beverly Hills was sentenced to 10 years in the federal prison because he orchestrates a number of fraudulent systems in which investors were cheated by over $ 18 mill
Grandma who shipped cannabutter in Australia convicted
A grandma in Australia found healing benefits from cannabis-infused butter, but it backfired when her teenage great-grandson used it to make cupcakes and share them at school. Pam
New Jersey Gives Priority to Convicted Offenders in Licensing |
New Jersey is making headlines with its policy of prioritizing those with prior cannabis convictions when it comes to legally working in the industry. While putting social justice
Massachusetts’ marijuana mother, Deana Martin, convicted in the Northern Herb Federal Drug Case
The eyes of the law have always been very firmly on the players in the cannabis industry and this is no different now that the gradual transition from prohibition to legalization i
Washington State eases cannabis licensing restrictions for convicted felons
By Maureen Meehan Being a convicted felon will no longer prevent people from obtaining a license to sell cannabis in Washington, which became the first state in the nation, alongsi
Former Massachusetts Mayor convicted of extortion
A former Massachusetts city mayor was charged with extorting potential cannabis entrepreneurs, among other charges, and sentenced to several years in prison. Jasiel F. Correia II,
Former New Mexico Police Officer convicted of drug offenses
Former New Mexico State Police Officer Daniel Capehart was recently convicted of drug offenses. In particular, the former officer Capehart was convicted by the state of New Mexcio