Summary of California’s new marijuana laws
Effective November 9, 2016: Here are California’s adult use marijuana laws Learn more about Proposition 64 by reviewing this link.
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Hash oil, BHO, chemical solvent extraction laws
Solvent extracts and concentrates are covered by a number of California laws and case law. Propositions 215 and 64 both included extracts but did not remove cannabis from the controlled substances list. The Health and Safety Code […]
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California industrial hemp laws
Proposition 64 Section 9. INDUSTRIAL HEMP. This section of the Adult Use of Marijuana Act (AUMA) provides for the production and processing of industrial hemp as a small scale to large scale agricultural crop and manufacturing resource. […]
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Medical marijuana collective and extraction defenses
SB 420 / Senate Bill 420 Cannabis collective defense; AB266 / 243 Collective defense ends in 2019 SB 2679 Interim extraction licenses through 2019 Summary: In 2003 the California legislature (SB420) created a limited collective […]
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Cannabis Radio interview with Vivian McPeak 2016
Hempresent Radio: Seattle Hempfest’s own Vivian McPeak interviews California activist Chris Conrad on why he is supporting Proposition 64, the Adult Use of Marijuan Act. Click here to listen in.
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AUMA 2016, Prop. 64: Personal Adult Use of Marijuana
Proposition 64. Section 4. PERSONAL USE. The personal adult use section of the AUMA initiative establishes the parameters of legal use and responsible behavior, including: Legal adult use one ounce of marijuana and eight grams […]
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AUMA 2016, Prop. 64: Criminal penalties and social justice
Proposition 64 Section 8. CRIMINAL OFFENSES, RECORDS, AND RESENTENCING. This section of the Adult Use of Marijuana Act 2016 does not repeal the current criminal penalties on marijuana but it adjusts them downward and allows […]
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Orlosky: Informal collectives get state defense
PEOPLE v. ORLOSKY 233Cal.App.4th257(2015) • 182 Cal.Rptr.3d 561 Evidence of formally organized collective was not required for collective marijuana cultivation defense to be applicable in trial for marijuana possession and cultivation. (Note: Pursuant to HS […]