Hash Church interview and legalization discussion
Chris Conrad discusses Proposition 64 with Todd McCormick and some of the top growers and reform activists from around the world on the global Hash Church program. Watch now!
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Cannabis Radio interview, 2016
Cannabis expert Chris Conrad talks to Hempresent Radio’s Vivian McPeak
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Kyoto Hemp Forum, July 2016
Hemp: Lifeline to the Future The 2016 forum is based on and entitled after Chris Conrad’s landmark 1993 book about cannabis hemp and, indeed, all things cannabis. Mr. Conrad will join Japan’s First Lady and […]
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Prop. 64. Adult Use of Marijuana Act Explained
Review, explanation and analysis By Chris Conrad, with Mikki Norris, Lauren Vazquez and assorted other attorneys and experts on the initiative. © Drug Policy Action, 2016 This document explains the structure and functions of the proposed […]
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Hemp: Lifeline to the Future
Hemp: Lifeline to the Future The Unexpected Answer for Our Environmental and Economic Recovery“They call it marijuana.”By Chris ConradPublished by Creative Xpressions Here’s one book about cannabis that comes with a free sample in each […]
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AUMA 2016, Prop. 64: Commercial regulation and control
Proposition 64 Section 6. MARIJUANA REGULATION AND SAFETY. This section deals with the commercial regulation aspects including Definitions, Administration, Advisory committee, Enforcement, Licenses, Labeling requirements, Lab testing, Local regulation, Anti-monopoly / anti-price fixing, Renames bureau.
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AUMA 2016, Prop. 64: Marijuana tax and use of funds
Proposition 64 Section 7. MARIJUANA TAX. This section sets the taxes on commercial marijuana production and organizes its distribution and oversight, including: Excise tax of 15% on retail cost, Production tax $9.25 per ounce of […]
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AUMA 2016, Prop. 64: Industrial hemp in California
SECTION 9. INDUSTRIAL HEMP. This section provides for the production and processing of industrial hemp as a small scale to large scale agricultural crop and manufacturing resource. It allows for more groups to conduct research […]
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Localities can ban cannabis collectives, dispensaries
Inland Empire Patients, et al., v Riverside IN THE SUPREME COURT OF CALIFORNIA: “The issue in this case is whether California‘s medical marijuana statutes preempt a local ban on facilities that distribute medical marijuana. We […]
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Jackson: Cannabis dispensaries can be lawful
People v. JOVAN CHRISTIAN JACKSON 210Cal.App.4th525 • D058988 (Super. Ct. No. SCD222793) “As we interpret the MMPA, the collective or cooperative association required by the act need not include active participation by all members in […]