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All penalties, both civil and criminal, should be eliminated for responsible use. Further, to eliminate the crime, corruption and violence associated with any illicit market, a legally regulated market should be established where consumers could buy ma*****na in a safe and secure environment.
06/21/2026
🚫 Fentanyl-laced ma*****na is a popular clickbait headline, but researchers say it isn't a reality.
For years, warnings about fentanyl-contaminated w**d have circulated in news reports, public service announcements, and statements from law enforcement. But according to a new analysis, there is no evidence that those claims reflect what's actually happening in the real world.
Researchers examined cannabis samples obtained from unregulated sources and found no evidence of fentanyl contamination, adding to a growing body of evidence challenging one of the most persistent ma*****na myths.
🔗 Read more: https://norml.org/news/2026/06/11/analysis-no-evidence-of-fentanyl-contamination-in-unregulated-cannabis/
06/20/2026
🚨 The DEA is moving forward with a hearing on the legal status of ma*****na, but the people most affected by federal cannabis policy won't be in the room.
The federal government cannot claim to be conducting a balanced review while intentionally excluding the voices of those most directly impacted by these policies.
🔗 Read more: https://norml.org/blog/2026/06/19/dea-limits-participants-in-upcoming-ma*****na-hearing-to-those-opposed-to-rescheduling/
06/19/2026
🙄 Massachusetts voters approved ma*****na legalization nearly a decade ago. Now out-of-state prohibitionists are bankrolling an effort to repeal it.
Justices on the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court rejected a lawsuit seeking to disqualify the initiative, meaning voters will now have to defeat it at the ballot box this November.
Massachusetts Okays Legalization Repeal for November Ballot Out-of-state special interest group is behind the effort
06/18/2026
🟢 BREAKING: The US Supreme Court has upheld the constitutional rights of cannabis consumers to legally possess fi****ms.
For years, NORML has argued that responsible consumers should not be treated as second-class citizens under the law. Today's ruling is a major victory for cannabis freedom and a powerful affirmation that constitutional rights do not disappear because someone uses ma*****na.
Supreme Court Affirms Gun Rights for Cannabis Consumers Ends federal gun ban for ma*****na consumers
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