Legalization

Massachusetts Question 8: Could Recreational Marijuana Sales Be Repealed?

Keep Thinking Forward Nearly ten years after Massachusetts voters legalized recreational marijuana, voters are being asked whether they want to substantially roll back that decision. Coming up on November 3, 2026, Massachusetts voters will see Question 8 on their ballot. The question will be whether they should Prohibit Retail Sale of Adult Recreational Use Marijuana.

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Texas Injustice

Marijuana Rescheduled – What Does That Mean?

Rescheduled – Effects on Medicinal Marijuana As of August 12, 2026, federal medical marijuana law has changed significantly. The key point is that federal law now recognizes a limited Schedule III medical-marijuana pathway—but marijuana has not been federally legalized across the board. State-licensed medical marijuana is now Schedule III Effective April 2026, the Attorney General

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How Virginia Cannabis Laws Changed

Is Virginia catching up with the rest of the legal cannabis world? In 2021, Virginia allowed personal marijuana possession but prohibited sales. Adults 21 and older could own up to one ounce, but neither individuals nor retailers could sell it. The laws have changed. Starting in 2027, licensed retailers will be able to sell cannabis.

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Is Everything Truly Better in Texas?

Texas hates marijuana. Moreover, there are new laws in Texas regarding medical marijuana. Furthermore, in May 2026, Texas courts decided that THC would remain a Schedule I drug. Additionally, this would take effect July 2026. Additionally, the Texas Department of State Health Services stated that manufactured delta-8 THC is a controlled substance. Similarly, only naturally

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Texas Injustice

Marijuana and Second Amendment

U.S. v. Ali Daniel Hemani In a rare 9-0 decision the U.S. Supreme Court  decided that people who eat, smoke, or use marijuana and/or cannabis are still allowed to own their Firearm Owner’s Identification Card (FOID) and keep their firearm. Prior to this decision, marijuana users had their firearms taken away. In United States vs.

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