- State of Oregon: Recreational Marijuana
All p ersons working in the OLCC-licensed recreational marijuana industry, including licensees, must have a valid Marijuana Worker Permit This includes anyone working at an OLCC-licensed producer, processor, wholesaler, or retail business You must be at least 21 years old to be eligible for a permit
- Recreational Marijuana Licensing - oregon. gov
Business Readiness Guidebook for Oregon Recreational Marijuana Operations The Business Readiness Guidebook is intended to provide applicants and licensees with knowledge and tools for establishing and operating OLCC-licensed recreational marijuana businesses
- Want to Know More? Some FAQs about Marijuana | National . . .
What is marijuana? Marijuana is a mixture of dried, shredded flowers of the cannabis plant, Cannabis sativa It goes by many different names, such as weed, pot, herb, and grass Marijuana can be smoked, used to brew tea, and mixed in foods (edibles) Stronger forms include sinsemilla (sin-seh-me-yah), hashish (hash for short), and hash oil The main mind-altering chemical in marijuana is THC
- Historical Timeline - Medical Marijuana - ProCon. org
Medical Marijuana - Should Marijuana Be a Medical Option? Gun Control - Should More Gun Control Laws Be Enacted? Animal Testing - Should Animals Be Used for Scientific or Commercial Testing? Death Penalty - Should the Death Penalty Be Allowed? Recreational Marijuana - Should Recreational Marijuana Be Legal? School Uniforms - Should Students Have to Wear School Uniforms?
- Marijuana Taxes: Lessons from Colorado and Washington . . .
Table 1 Recreational Marijuana Tax Rates by State; State Marijuana Tax Other Taxes; Source: State laws Additionally, the product is still against federal law, which in turn keeps the nascent industry on a cash basis, results in some account holders hiding the true nature of their business, and may lead to punitive federal tax treatment
- Marijuana News • High Times
Stay in the know with breaking marijuana news and insights on cannabis legalization, state laws, and political movements
- PLI: Continuing Legal Education Programs, Webcasts and . . .
Practising Law Institute, PLI, is a nonprofit learning organization dedicated to keeping attorneys and other professionals at the forefront of knowledge and expertise through our Continuing Legal Education Programs, Webcasts and Publications
- Why is Marijuana Illegal? « Drug WarRant
A brief history of how marijuana became illegal in the United States A tale of racism, greed, and politics
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