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Police will no longer be able to use the suspected smell of cannabis as the sole reason for a search of vehicles
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Dispensaries are preparing for an influx of customers as state opens its adult-use market.
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Renowned experts provided insights on various aspects of cannabis legalization and its impact on Maryland’s communities.
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The commission will recommend supplemental funding for local community programs while also addressing the “damage done by structurally racist policies” during the War on Drugs.
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County officials are looking at their hiring practices for “safety sensitive positions."
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Ceylon House is currently only open to medical patients, but that may change soon.
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The bill regulates the growth and sale of recreational cannabis statewide.
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The lack of worker protections could lead to people getting fired for consuming a legal drug, advocates with the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws argue.
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The bill sets up how state-licensed shops will sell marijuana around the state.