Category: Policy

N.C. legislator using social media to keep cannabi...

Posted by Rhiannon Fionn | Dec 5, 2018 | Policy | 0

N.C. legislator using social media to keep cannabis voters informed

by Rhiannon Fionn | Dec 5, 2018 | Policy | 0

N.C. state Rep. Kelly Alexander, Jr. is using social media to keep constituents informed on what’s happening in the NCGA when it comes to cannabis reform.

Hemp Testing 101: Analytical Testing Protocols Explained and Evaluated

by Rhiannon Fionn | Dec 4, 2018 | Policy | 0

Cannabis attorney Rod Kight explains the finer points of hemp testing and how to avoid mistakes that could put hemp products on the wrong side of the law.

No one attended the NCGA cannabis caucus – but don’t worry

by Rhiannon Fionn | Nov 27, 2018 | Policy | 0

Rep. Kelly Alexander, Jr. invited fellow legislators to a cannabis caucus ahead of the N.C. General Assembly returning to work this week. No one showed up.

Fact check: SC gubernatorial debate statements on MMJ

by Rhiannon Fionn | Oct 26, 2018 | Policy | 0

Cannabis was one of many points of contention during the final South Carolina gubernatorial debate...

Editorial: Critical turn for N.C. cannabis reform

by Rhiannon Fionn | Oct 22, 2018 | Culture, Policy | 0

The most important thing to come out of The News and Observer/ Charlotte Observer survey, published Oct. 22, 2018, of “powerful North Carolinians” regarding cannabis is that state Republicans are talking about cannabis reform now.

Rapidly Evolving Legal Status of CBD

by Rhiannon Fionn | Oct 19, 2018 | Policy | 0

Cannabis attorney Rod Kight’s take on the legal status of cannabidiol (CBD) in the United States. Kight is based in Asheville, N.C.

Medical marijuana a topic in S.C. congressional debate

by Rhiannon Fionn | Oct 19, 2018 | Policy | 0

Spoiler alert: The candidates (mostly) agree that medical cannabis should be legal, but there’s a big flip flop that makes this debate noteworthy.

UPDATED: 7 things to consider when submitting comments to the Trump administration

by Rhiannon Fionn | Oct 14, 2018 | Policy | 0

Make sure your comment is taken seriously and your personal information is protected before submitting comments on cannabis to the Trump administration.