As the closing speaker at the National Cannabis Policy Summit, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries focused on the MORE Act, which may be voted on in the House next week. "We will deschedule marijuana at the federal level and begin the process of legalizing it throughout the land," he predicted.
Every year Americans for Safe Access analyzes state medical-marijuana programs or lack thereof. For 2020, Oregon is ranked as the No. 1 medical state.
The Nebraska Supreme Court has reversed the Secretary of State's decision to place a medical-marijuana initiative on the November ballot. "We are absolutely devastated by the Supreme Court ruling," Nebraskans for Medical Marijuana stated.
In its report, "Medical Marijuana Access in the U.S.," ASA rates the 34 states with any kind of medical cannabis law. No state receives an A (four receive Bs) and 12 get Fs, included every state that recently passed CBD legislation.
Americans for Safe Access grades 44 states that have some form of medicinal cannabis program in their 2017 "Medical Marijuana Access in the United States" report. Not one state received an A, while 16 were given F- grade.
