On August 19, 2021, the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission adopted its initial rules for the adult-use market, two days ahead of an August 21, 2021 deadline set by statute. The new rules – all 160 pages of them – will be effective for one year until August 19, 2022. The CRC previously announced that the initial …
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On August 21, 2021, the NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission will issue its initial regulations to govern the adult-use cannabis industry in New Jersey. The CRC made that public announcement during its July 13, 2021, public meeting. The August 21 rules release date is compelled by state law. But given the substantial amount of work required …
CRC Provides Guidance on Timeline for Cannabis Rules and 2019 License Awards Read More »
As New Jersey municipalities face a looming deadline to get in on the action for legal marijuana sales and legal weed shops, officials in the state’s capital city have been jockeying on an ordinance that would lay out how cannabis businesses can operate. Trenton’s ordinance, which has gone through several changes, would allow five dispensaries in three existing …
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Over the past several years, researchers have been studying the various changes in states with legalized marijuana. Amongst these changes have come further shifts in social issues. As New Jersey has become one of the most recent states to legalize recreational cannabis. We can now speculate what social changes may occur. Let’s look at the …
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Recreational adult use of marijuana is now the law of the land in one of the most crowded corners of the country. Since February, the drug has become legal in five neighboring Northeast states. Densely populated region poised to become the second-largest cannabis market in the country. Further, generating as much as $8.7 billion annually …
The $8 Billion Question: Which Towns Will Cash In on Marijuana? Read More »
Marijuana would be decriminalized and states would decide whether to make it legal. Nonviolent marijuana crimes would be expunged. A federal tax would help communities hardest hit by the War on Drugs. NJ Cannabis, cannabis dispensaries in nj U.S. officials released Wednesday a 30-page outline of the Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act. Sen. Cory Booker, who has led …
NJ Cannabis Booker and other Senate Democrats want to end the federal ban on cannabis Read More »
As another medical marijuana dispensary opened Friday in New Jersey — and two more slated to open in the coming weeks — the state’s Cannabis Regulatory Commission hinted earlier this week that 24 new medical licenses may be awarded sooner than later. For nearly two years, a lawsuit shutdown the review process for more than 150 applications …
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New Jersey, with a population of nearly 9 million people, has become the epicenter of the East Coast’s green rush. Investors, businesspeople, professionals, operators, pharmacists, physicians, and entrepreneurs are all eyeing the adult-use industry in New Jersey, which is expected to be worth a billion dollars. Many who live in New York City (8.4 million …
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Firstly, for those unaware of Delta-8 we have a post on it, for those who care for a brief reminder here are the essential contrasts to note between Delta-9 and Delta-8 THC: Delta-9 THC is the essential psychoactive fixing found in pot. As such, the part gets you high. In spite of the fact that …
NY & NJ have now legalized marijuana. But while New York’s law allows residents to grow up to six marijuana plants at home, in New Jersey, cultivating 10 plants in your basement could get you 20 years in prison. A ban on “home grow” is an outlier in the Garden State. Allowing residents to cultivate a limited …
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