With so many new proposals for reconceptualized federal cannabis legislation floating around Congress, this summary should help clarify the differences to distinguish each bill from the others. This post will cover the MORE Act, the PREPARE Act, the States Reform Act, and the Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act. Part two in this series will cover
外国投资者（通常来自禁止大麻的国家）热切希望投资于美国各州蓬勃发展的大麻市场。但这往往会引发严重问题，尤其是当投资者获得错误的法律或税务建议时。我们的大麻法律团队和外国直接投资团队已多次目睹此类问题的反复出现。如今，
On Thursday, a bipartisan collection of congressmen introduced a bill that would require to US Attorney General to lead a commission to oversee the process of making recommendations for a cannabis regulation system comparable to the current alcohol regulation system. The bill, called the Preparing Regulators Effectively for a Post-Prohibition Adult-Use Regulated Environment Act (PREPARE
Last week, D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson called a vote on emergency legislation that aimed, in part, to give the Council the authority to shut down any business that gifts marijuana. Although the proposed bill did not pass (by only one vote), Mendelson’s bill reveals ongoing tension regarding D.C.’s legally questionable cannabis “gifting economy” and
联邦贸易委员会（FTC）对大麻产业（包括大麻和工业大麻）置之不理的时代早已一去不复返。如今，FTC处理消费者针对大麻及工业大麻企业的投诉时，与处理其他行业企业投诉的标准并无二致。该机构自称的使命是："防止反竞争、欺诈及不公平的商业行为"。
Yesterday, March 31, 2022, the House of Representatives again voted to end federal prohibition of marijuana by removing it from the list of banned substances. The bill—the Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement Act (the MORE Act)—passed by a vote of 220-204, largely along party lines. Next the bill goes to the Senate for approval, where
鉴于美国众议院今日将就《MORE法案》进行表决，拜登政府刚刚宣布大麻现已非刑事化，所有联邦大麻定罪记录即刻予以撤销。实际上，以上皆非事实。抱歉！这不过是Canna Law律所推出的愚人节玩笑罢了。
These days, everyone is throwing a hat into the ring of cannabis reform. Many ideas are floating around; some of them are not so hot. Last week’s federal legislative activity is a good example of this. Two things happened on the same day: the Senate unanimously passed the CMRE Act (Cannabidiol and Marihuana Research Expansion
