Those who consume alcohol legally and responsibly while away from their jobs aren’t punished by their employers unless their work performance is adversely impacted. Those who legally consume cannabis should be held to a similar standard.
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News of the Week
STATE
California cannabis regulators conducting sticky-note consumer research at state fair
And right next door is this Cal NORML poster, shown here with activist Richard Miller.
State allows cannabis delivery sales in Visalia (and Everywhere in California)
Due to a state mandate that goes into effect next year, the city of Visalia must join other local jurisdictions in adapting their ordinances so they allow for delivery-only medical cannabis businesses to operate in the city. In order to comply with California Senate Bill SB 1186, also known as the “Medicinal Cannabis Patients’ Right of Access Act,” all cities and counties will need to update zoning ordinances that currently prohibit the operation of any cannabis business.
Watch a Webinar and See a Presentation from Cal NORML Legal Committee attorneys Lauren Mendelsohn and Omar Figueroa about SB 1186.
CMB’s New Pain Prescribing Guidelines Advise Physicians to Ignore New State Law, Continue Stigma Against Cannabis Users
Although the new pain prescribing guidelines from the California Medical Board are co-signed by Gov. Newsom, there’s no mention the law he signed last year outlawing discrimination against patients solely on the basis of the presence of THC in urine tests. Instead, it stigmatizes cannabis users as prone to overdose and opioid use disorder, and advises doctors treating cannabis users to consult with an addiction medicine specialist. The guidelines greatly downplay the scores (if not hundreds) of studies finding that cannabis use can lower need for opioid medications for pain, and state that cannabis “is a legal substance so a positive [urine test] result should not directly result in dismissal of a patient from care unless the use conflicts with the terms of the pain management agreement.” There is no such exception in the law, sponsored by Cal NORML and ASA last year. Download a flyer about Medical Marijuana Patients Rights in California.
Cal Chamber’s Midyear Employment Law Update Acknowledges Pending New Employment Rights Law
By contrast, Cal Chamber acknowledges the passages of the Cal NORML sponsored bill AB 2188, which will take effect on 1/1/24. “Though not taking effect until January 1, 2024, employers should be aware of and prepare for some changes with respect to cannabis law and drug screening compliance. Employers will be prohibited from discriminating against an employee or job applicant based on the person’s use of cannabis off the job and away from the workplace. Employers may still conduct preemployment drug testing, and an employer can still refuse to hire someone based on a positive test — but only if it’s a valid preemployment drug screening that doesn’t screen for non-psychoactive cannabis metabolites [e.g. urine and hair tests].”
NATIONAL
MARIJUANA TRAFFICKING OFFENSES HAVE DECREASED BY 61.9% SINCE FY 2018
In fiscal year 2022, 48.6% of marijuana trafficking offenders were Hispanic, 28.6% were Black, 17.4% were White, and 5.4% were Other races. [US Population in 2021: 18.9% Hispanic, 12.6% Black, 59.3% White. The median weight was 176-220 lbs., and the average sentence was 34 months: 77.2% were sentenced to less than 5 years, 17.1% to 5-10 years, and 5.7% to 10 years or more.
Senate Committee Chairman Says Marijuana Banking Bill Actually Won’t Get A Vote This Summer, Despite His Goal, Lobbyist Reports
Senator Objects To ‘War on Drugs’ Bill That Would Require Social Media Companies To Report Users To DEA
DEA’s No.2 quits amid reports of previous consulting work for Big Pharma
Congressional Spending Bill Reports Call For Research On Hemp As Plastic Alternative And Marijuana Impaired Driving Test
Employment Rights
New Congressional Amendments Would End Marijuana Tests For Federal Job Applicants And Encourage Psychedelic Research
Smoking weed after work? A growing number of employers don’t mind.
LOCAL
Public hearing on Redwood Valley cannabis prohibition zone set for Tuesday Mendocino supervisors’ meeting
Cannabis Cheaper In Berkeley Due To Tax Holiday
Growing Dollar Signs Instead of Marijuana Buds in Santa Barbara County
Woodland Cannabis Dispensary holds open house in downtown Woodland
12 Humboldt water restoration projects funded from cannabis enforcement settlement
LA Seeks New DCR Chief
CONSUMPTION LOUNGES
Huge Las Vegas Strip Problem About to Go Up In Smoke
Finding community, changing society: the importance of consumption lounges
See: Cal NORML’s List of Cannabis Lounges in CA
Looking for cannabis doctors, lawyers, stores, products or business services? Visit the Cal NORML Cannabis Marketplace and Support the Businesses that Support Reform!
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BUSINESS / LAW
Police don’t have to tell drivers the real reason they’re being stopped. That’s about to change.
Cannabis Receiverships Are Coming to California
Pot sales approved for events in New York after farmers complain there are too few dispensaries
SCIENCE/HEALTH
DMV/CHP DUI Study Seeks Subjects in Sacramento Area
States With Legal Weed See 37% Drop in Mental Health Treatment
Cannabis use to manage opioid cravings among people who use unregulated opioids during a drug toxicity crisis
Medical Marijuana Linked To Lower Pain And Reduced Dependency On Opioids And Psychiatric Prescriptions, Another Study Shows
Marijuana Is Linked To An Enhanced ‘Runner’s High’ And Lower Pain During Exercise, New Study Finds
CULTURE / MEDIA
Tony Bennett Smoked Pot, Called for Drug Legalization in 2012 After Whitney Houston Died
Bruce Lee: How Green was the Green Hornet?
Coming Events
July 14-30 • 11AM – 10 PM (M-Th); 10 AM – 10 AM (F-Su).
California Cannabis Exhibit at State Fair
Cal Expo Building 6, Sacramento
Stage Schedule
Only adults aged 21 and older are allowed entry, and the consumption and sale of commercial cannabis products is prohibited. (Wine tasting is permitted.) Only clear bags can be brought in. More info.
July 27
Cannabis Drinks Expo
San Francisco
August 4-5 • 10 AM – 5 PM
Join OC NORML at CannaCon
Long Beach
September 2
Medical Cannabis Conference
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UCLA
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September 9-10
Cannifest
Eureka
December 1-3
National Interdisciplinary Cannabis Symposium 2
Portland, OR
February 2024 (rescheduled)
Lift Cannabis Expo & Conference
San Francisco
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“Our study provides novel information on workers’ use of cannabis for their work-related conditions, a population for which little data exist. … Findings of this study demonstrate workers are turning to cannabis many months following the onset of their original work-related condition.”
The post Analysis: One in Seven Use Cannabis to Recover from Work-Related Injuries appeared first on NORML.
Earlier this month, Marylanders experienced their first taste of cannabis freedom. In a few weeks, Minnesotans will join them. Who will be the next?
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AB 374(Haney) would authorize local governments to let licensed cannabis consumption lounges and retailers prepare and sell fresh food and beverages, as well as sell tickets for concerts and other events.
This bill would help bolster the overtaxed and regulated cannabis industry in California, and allow consumers who often lack places where they can consume safe and friendly spaces to do so. It is heading for a floor vote in the CA State Senate sometime in August.
There has been some opposition to AB 374 from anti-smoking groups that conflate the dangers of tobacco smoke with that of cannabis. Cal NORML issued a release, Blowing Smoke About Cannabis Consumption Lounges, discussing the safety and need for consumption spaces in California.
Tell Your State Senator to Support AB 374
News of the Week
STATE
The state legislature has begun its summer recess until mid August. Most of the bills we are tracking will have hearings in Appropriations committees, starting on 8/14, and a few will go straight to floor votes. The legislature has until 9/14 to pass bills, after which the Governor will have until 10/14 to sign or veto them.
SB 512 (Bradford), to end double taxation on cannabis by include state and local excise taxes when calculating sales tax, was held in the Assembly Revenue and Taxation committee and will likely not advance in its current form this year.
Committee chair Jacqui Irwin, who sponsored a bill in 2021 to ban cannabis billboards and whose bill this year, AB 1207 to restrict cannabis packaging and flavorings, is opposed by some cannabis industry groups, commented at the hearing that it’s too soon to evaluate the results of AB 195 (2022), which eliminated the cannabis cultivation tax and shifted the responsibility for paying state excise tax from the distributor to the retailer, while making the changes SB 512 sought to correct.
Cal NORML supporters have sent in nearly 900 letters in support of the bill and our director Dale Gieringer spoke up in its favor at the hearing. We will continue to advocate for cannabis tax reform in California. Stay tuned.
Passing on to Appropriations committees are these bills:
SB 302 (Stern) would extend Ryan’s Law, requiring specified health-care facilities to allow terminally ill patients to use nonsmoked (or vaped) forms of cannabis with a doctor’s recommendation. The Stern bill would extend these protections to patients 65 and over with chronic diseases. Write A Letter to Your Assemblymember in Support of SB 302.
SB 700 (Bradford) would amend the employment rights bill Cal NORML sponsored last year to add, “It is unlawful for an employer to request information from an applicant for employment relating to the applicant’s prior use of cannabis.” Tell Your Assemblymember to Support SB 700.
AB 1111 (Pellerin) requires the DCC to issue small producer event sales licenses that authorize them to sell cannabis cultivated by the licensee at specified state-licensed temporary events. Ask Your State Senator to Support AB 1111.
SB 51 (Bradford) would allow the DCC to issue a provisional license for a local equity applicant for retailer activities, indefinitely, if the applicant meets specified requirements. Tell Your Assemblymember to Support SB 51.
AB 1565 (Jones-Sawyer) would require disbursement of up to $15,000,000 beginning in FY 2028–29 to support local equity programs. Tell Your State Senator to Vote Yes on AB 1565.
Cal NORML’s Progress on Enforcement Bills
In order to support the legal cannabis industry and in the interest of public safety, Cal NORML is not opposed to enforcement against the type of large, unlicensed cannabis operators that are often also guilty of human rights and environmental laws. However, we are watchdogging these proposed enforcement bills to ensure that they are not applied against small personal or medical grows. It is generally better to lower barriers to licensure and lessen taxes and regulation rather than spend endless dollars in enforcement, which has never worked well in all the decades of cannabis prohibition.
Cal NORML with the help of our board member, attorney Lauren Mendelsohn, scored a victory by managing to insert language protecting medical gardens into AB 1684 (Mainschein), which expands local governments’ ability to immediately fine for cannabis cultivation to other cannabis activities. After meeting with the author’s office and committee staff, both H&SC 11362.5 (the Compassionate Use Act) and B&PC 26033 (protecting 5-patient gardens) were explicitly excluded from the bill, along with other protections in the language. It now goes to the Senate floor (sometime in August).
Another enforcement bill, SB 753 (Caballero), which would have felonized cannabis gardens as small as 50 plants with attendant water violations, was greatly amended after Cal NORML, DPA, and other groups opposed it. ACLU brought in Hmong farmers from Siskiyou County to testify about the discrimination and heavy-handed enforcement they have seen over water rights, even though it had removed its opposition due to the amendments. We also got amendments to SB 756 (Laird) clarifying that a physical method of delivery must be used for water violations around cannabis cultivation.
SB 820 (Alvarado-Gil), is now a two-year bill after Cal NORML objected to bringing back forfeiture against unlicensed cannabis cultivators. The bill was amended in committee, at our suggestion, to increase the plant count from 50 to 1000 plants before taking any action. Cal NORML legal director, attorney Bill Panzer, attended Cal NORML’s Lobby Day and met with the author’s staff, explaining the multiple problems with the bill, before the author decided to delay further hearings.
NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL
Marijuana Company Stages Boston Tea Party-Style Protest Over Federal Tax Code 280E That Troubles Industry
It’s Been 10 Years Since The First Congressional Marijuana Banking Bill Was Filed, Marking A Milestone As Lawmakers Make What They Hope Is A Final Push
Schumer’s weed plan hits bipartisan resistance
Justice Department Report Shows 61 Percent Decline In Federal Marijuana Prisoners As States Started Legalizing
Ukraine draft medical cannabis law passes first hurdle
LOCAL
New Markets Within California Staggeringly Slow to Open
Monterey County’s cannabis industry is struggling to survive — and claims overtaxing and burdensome regulations are to blame
San Luis Obispo seeking applicants for third retail cannabis store
Backlash prompts San Diego to retreat from proposed vast expansion of where dispensaries can open
After yearslong wait, lawsuit filed as cannabis retailers ready to open in Ventura
Cannabis Mitigation Grant Authorized by Humboldt County Board of Supes
Chico police officer charged with felony, accused of supplying marijuana to minor
SF’s most famous pot brand sued for fraud
CONSUMPTION LOUNGES
High-end experience: Ventura County’s first cannabis lounge opens in Port Hueneme
Drink Your Weed: Inside Rose Mary Jane, Oakland’s first and only Black woman-owned social equity cannabis bar and lounge
Gen Z Fuels Rise in Cannabis Over Alcohol
See: Cal NORML’s List of Cannabis Lounges in CA
Blowing Smoke About Cannabis Consumption Lounges
Cannabis Consumption Lounges No Danger to Public Health: A Cal NORML White Paper
Looking for cannabis doctors, lawyers, stores, products or business services? Visit the Cal NORML Cannabis Marketplace and Support the Businesses that Support Reform!
Thank you to attorney Chris Andrian of Santa Rosa for renewing your membership.
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BUSINESS / LAW
California cannabis companies tied to fake union could lose their licenses
Commercial Cannabis Permit Program and Overlay District Statutorily Exempt Under CEQA Guideline Section 15183
California Gives Up on the Illegal Cannabis Market
The UCETF program written about here Is only one of three eradication efforts in CA.
New Mexico revokes license of local marijuana retailer for selling cannabis from California
Celebrity marijuana brands outperform traditional brands, data suggest
SCIENCE/HEALTH
ASA Report: Regulating Patient Health: An Analysis of Disparities in State Cannabis Testing Programs
Study: Cannabis Use Enhances ‘Runner’s High’ During Exercise
Science Reveals How to Roll the Perfect Joint
As more states legalize pot, their uneven safety rules can pose a risk
FDA, USP Advance Standardization, Regulation of Cannabis Nationally
CULTURE / MEDIA
Check Out These Cannabis Markets in LA and SF This Summer, If You Know Where to Look
DEA “Celebrates” 50 Years, Pushes Social Media Addiction
Coming Events
July 14-30 • 11AM – 10 PM (M-Th); 10 AM – 10 AM (F-Su).
California Cannabis Exhibit at State Fair
Cal Expo Building 6, Sacramento
Stage Schedule
Only adults aged 21 and older are allowed entry, and the consumption and sale of commercial cannabis products is prohibited. (Wine tasting is permitted.) Only clear bags can be brought in. More info.
July 27
Cannabis Drinks Expo
San Francisco
September 2
Medical Cannabis Conference
Brought to you by Society of Cannabis Clinicians & The ReLeaf Institute
UCLA
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September 9-10
Cannifest
Eureka
December 1-3
National Interdisciplinary Cannabis Symposium 2
Portland, OR
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Data suggests that endocannabinoids (namely anandamide), rather than endorphins, are responsible for the so-called ‘runner’s high’ experience.
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The Michigan Civil Service Commission has voted unanimously to adopt new rules ending the practice of pre-employment marijuana screening for most state workers. Under the new policy, those previously denied positions because of a failed marijuana test are also now eligible to immediately reapply for employment.
The post Michigan Ends Marijuana Pre-Employment Screens for Most State Employees appeared first on NORML.
This week’s updates include developments in: CA, MA, ME, NJ, NY, & PA.
The post State Policy Weekly Update 7/12/2023 appeared first on NORML.
A statewide poll of likely voters reported strong support for adult-use legalization among Democrats (79 percent) and Independents (61 percent), but far less support among Republicans (40 percent).
The post Ohio: Advocates Turn In Nearly Twice the Number of Signatures Necessary to Place Marijuana Legalization Initiative on November’s Ballot appeared first on NORML.
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SB 512, to end double taxation of cannabis in California, faces a critical vote in the Assembly Revenue and Tax Committee on Monday, July 10. Only pubic testimony will be taken at the hearing (no call-ins).
Under the Adult Use of Marijuana Act, the cannabis excise tax is set at 15% of gross receipts from licensed retail cannabis sales. Many local governments impose additional taxes on cannabis, ranging as high as 10% in some jurisdictions. Retailers are required to include these excise taxes in the definition of gross receipts when charging additional sales taxes of 7.25 – 10.5%.
SB 512 would end this double or triple taxation on cannabis, delivering much-needed relief to what is currently an unfairly overtaxed industry.
Please tell your lawmakers to support SB 512.
News of the Week
STATE
California Voters Are More Supportive Than Ever Of Marijuana Legalization, And Most Want Retailers In Their Communities, Poll Finds
In a June PPIC Statewide Survey, a record-high 64% of Californians said that the use of marijuana should be legal. A smaller majority (56 percent; 60% of likely voters) say that they want adult-use retailers to operate in their community.
California Assembly Committee Approves Senate-Passed Bill To Stop Employers From Asking About Past Marijuana Use
Tell Your Assemblymember to Vote Yes on SB 700
UPDATE: Find Out How Your County is Complying With Sealing Past Marijuana Convictions
Thanks to the excellent (as always) reporting by Marijuana Moment, some of Cal NORML’s figures and tables about the progress of the expungement of past marijuana crimes in CA have been revised from an earlier release. Read more.
The CA DOJ also released its annual crime report, showing that felony marijuana arrests fell from 825 in 2021 to only 691 in 2022, a 3.4% drop. Misdemeanor arrests for marijuana also continued to fall, to 2,562 in 2022. Racial disparities in arrests continued, with 50.2% of felony marijuana arrests targeting Hispanics, 20.3% whites, and 16.2% blacks. Read more.
California’s Unified Cannabis Enforcement Taskforce (UCETF) reports seizing over $109M worth of unlicensed cannabis products in Q2 2023
UCETF is one of three suppression / eradication efforts against cannabis in California. Read more.
NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL
Marijuana in the military? A push in Congress would loosen cannabis rules, ease recruitment crisis
Booker Slams ‘Two-Tier System’ Of Marijuana Criminalization That Shields Powerful From Punishment While Discussing Hunter Biden Plea Deal
After 50 Years, the DEA Is Still Losing the War on Drugs
Ukraine’s President Says Legalizing Medical Marijuana Can Help People Impacted By ‘Trauma Of War’ With Russia
LOCAL
Orange County’s City of Seniors May Allow Cannabis Businesses
San Jose Cannabis Tax Revenue Set to Drop Tens of Millions, As Competition Rises from Black Market and Delivery Services
Santa Barbara Cannabis Update: Sniffing Smoke, Where’s the Fire?
Sonoma County cannabis: An uncertain future
CONSUMPTION LOUNGES
The Almost World Famous Crisp Lounge Opens in Eureka
See: Cal NORML’s List of Cannabis Lounges in CA
Blowing Smoke About Cannabis Consumption Lounges
Cannabis Consumption Lounges No Danger to Public Health: A Cal NORML White Paper
Looking for cannabis doctors, lawyers,stores, products or business services? Visit the Cal NORML Cannabis Marketplace and Support the Businesses that Support Reform!
Thank you to Medithrive in SF for renewing its membership!
Join Cal NORML with a business membership or renew your membership today.
BUSINESS / LAW
Herbl collapse signals wider fallout in California marijuana industry
Purple weed could save California’s pot farms from ‘severe’ pathogen
Cannabis Media Council Publishes First Industry-Wide Guidelines and Standards for Responsible Cannabis Advertisements
Mendocino County Selects Accela to Regulate its High-Volume Cannabis Industry and Improve Process Transparency
SCIENCE/HEALTH
FTC Sends Cease and Desist Letters with FDA to Companies Selling Edible Products Containing Delta-8 THC in Packaging Nearly Identical to Food Children Eat
More Than Pain Relief: Sustained Cannabis Use Leads to Improved Cognition in Cancer Patients
Study: Prenatal marijuana exposure not associated with worse neuropsychological test scores at age 10 or autistic traits at 19-20.
DCC-funded USCF Study Finds Warning Signs About Cannabis and Pregnancy May Have “Unintended Adverse Consequences”
CULTURE / MEDIA
Meta-Owned Social Media App Threads Directs Users To Drug Treatment Help When Searching Marijuana Or Psychedelics—But Not Alcohol Or Cigarettes
Daniel Ellsberg’s Real Role
It would be interesting to know when and where Ellsberg started smoking the herb and to what extent the absurdity of prohibition accelerated his transition from hawk to dove. During the Vietnam war years there was a strong synergy between the two causes – ending the war and ending marijuana prohibition. Seeing the absurdity and futility of one opened your eyes to the absurdity and futility of the other.
Coming Events
COMMITTEE HEARINGS
Many committees are halting accepting call-in testimony now that Covid has subsided. Check the committee websites and agendas for more information
Monday, July 10 • 11 AM
1021 O Street, Room 2100, Sacramento
Sen Business, Professions and Economic Development committee hearing on:
A.B. 1126 Lackey. Cannabis: citation and fine.
A.B. 1448 Wallis. Cannabis: enforcement by local jurisdictions.
A.B. 1565 Jones-Sawyer. California Cannabis Tax Fund: local equity program grants.
Tell Your State Senator to Vote Yes on AB 1565.
Monday, July 10 • 2:30 PM
State Capitol, Room 437
All witness testimony will be in person; there will be no phone testimony option for this hearing.
Asm. Revenue and Taxation Committee hearing on:
S.B. 512 Bradford. Cannabis: taxation: gross receipts.
Tell Your Assemblymember to Support SB 512
Tuesday, July 11 • 9:30 AM
1021 O Street, Room 1100, Sacramento
Asm. Business and Professions committee hearing on:
S.B. 51 Bradford. Cannabis provisional licenses: local equity applicants.
Tell Your Assemblymember to Support SB 51
Tuesday, July 11 • 9 AM
1021 O Street, Room 2100, Sacramento
Sen. Judiciary Committee hearing on:
S.B. 1684 Maienschein. Local ordinances: fines and penalties: cannabis
A.B. 1171 Blanca Rubio. Cannabis: private right of action.
California Cannabis Events
July 14-30
California Cannabis Exhibit at State Fair
Sacramento
July 27
Cannabis Drinks Expo
San Francisco
September 2
Medical Cannabis Conference
Brought to you by Society of Cannabis Clinicians & The ReLeaf Institute
UCLA
September 9-10
Cannifest
Eureka
December 1-3
National Interdisciplinary Cannabis Symposium 2
Portland, OR
Cal NORML has been the voice of the cannabis consumer in California for 50 years, and we need your help to keep fighting for your rights in Sacramento and across the state.
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