AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFederal Cannabis Fight: Louisiana AG Liz Murrill withdrew from a lawsuit challenging Trump DOJ’s marijuana rescheduling, leaving Indiana and Nebraska still pushing the appeal. Courtroom Fallout: A coalition of anti-marijuana activists, doctors, and a cannabis biopharma filed another challenge that even names Trump, arguing the rescheduling process skipped required steps. State Rules—THC Crackdown: Tennessee hemp shops are bracing for major closures as final rules tighten THC/THCA limits, with shelves expected to clear as licenses expire. State Rules—Hemp/THC Limits: Japan moved to ban CBN, and Germany expanded smoking/vaping restrictions that also cover cannabis-related e-cigarettes. Industry & Access: California’s AG says tribes can’t participate in statewide marijuana commerce without their own state commercial licenses. Local Enforcement: Oklahoma City raided a seafood restaurant tied to alleged illegal marijuana grows and alleged human trafficking links. Business Impact: Florida’s hemp café Seed & Bean closed as its parent company consolidates operations. Criminal Cases: UK police sentenced a man for threatening all-girl schools and admitted cannabis possession; a Merseyside prison watchdog was jailed after smuggling drugs and sending messages to inmates.
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