New California Legislation Shields Workers from Discrimination for Off-Duty Cannabis Use

California's amendment to the Fair Employment and Housing Act, AB 2188, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom will provide unprecedented protections to employees using cannabis outside work hours from January 1, 2024. The law prohibits employers from discriminating against applicants based on past cannabis use and making inquiries about it. However, it maintains strict rules against workplace use and does not extend to certain jobs, like those requiring Department of Defense clearance.

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Navigating TSA: Can You Fly with Cannabis in Your Luggage?

As holiday travel increases, Rev. Duke Nolan advises flyers on the rules of flying with cannabis. Despite its legalization in several U.S, states, federal law prohibits carrying cannabis, including CBD oil, without regulations. TSA allows cannabis products with no more than 0.3% THC or FDA approval in checked or carry-on luggage. TSA focuses primarily on passenger safety rather than actively seeking illegal drugs. If found, local law enforcement decides the next steps. Knowledge of current laws is essential with the changing landscape of cannabis legalization.

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The Case for Legalizing Marijuana in Indiana: A Closer Look at Potential Benefits

Indiana remains one of the few states with a complete prohibition on marijuana, despite legalization in neighboring states. Legalization could offer significant economic benefits, revolutionize healthcare — especially for veterans and chronic pain sufferers — and combat racial disparities in criminal justice. Opposition stems from public safety concerns, but findings from states that have legalized marijuana demonstrate these issues can be successfully managed.

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Women in Cannabis: Empowering Stories of Female Entrepreneurs

The cannabis industry has undergone a dramatic shift in recent years, with women pioneering a change in traditional gender roles and penetrating various spheres of the business. Key figures include Giadha Aguirre de Carcer, Wanda James, Kimberly Cargile, Dr. Chanda Macias, Tiffany Yarde, and Kristi Knoblich Palmer. These women have made significant contributions, advocating for inclusivity, product innovation, education, collaboration, and resilience, reshaping the future of the cannabis community.

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Cannabis Through the Ages: A Two-Part Journey in Time Part 2

The history of cannabis has seen shifts in perception, legal battles, and evolving cultural attitudes. From the early 20th century and prohibition era, to Nixon's War on Drugs, progress and pushbacks are evident. Despite opposition, cannabis activism grew, culminating in recent state-level legalizations. The journey of this resilient plant shows it as both a uniter and divider, with an uncertain but hopeful future.

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Ironic Twist: Package with Marijuana Arrives During Police Interview at St. Landry Residence

During a police investigation at his Louisiana home, Donovan Javon Bourgeois received an unexpected package containing marijuana. The investigation, sparked by a tip about unusual traffic at his address, revealed evidence of marijuana use and possession, including some in the package. Bourgeois now faces multiple charges including intent to distribute and illegal firearm possession.

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