Can police tell if drivers are stoned? With new ruling in N.J., the debate continues.
Marijuana Industry NewsNew Jersey February 22, 2023 0
Can trained police officers reliably determine if drugs have made someone unfit to drive? The answer to that question remains in legal limbo in New Jersey, where the state Supreme Court held off on deciding a long-awaited DUI case Friday. But in referring the matter for further review, the... Read more
They were convicted on marijuana charges. Now they’re first in line to sell it legally
Marijuana Industry NewsNew Jersey February 18, 2023 0
TRENTON, N.J. — Tahir Johnson has been arrested on marijuana possession charges three times. Now, for the first time in his life, his conviction on one of those charges won’t hurt his employment prospects. It will help. Johnson, 39, will be one of the first people with a marijuana-related... Read more
They were convicted for marijuana. Now they’re first in line to sell it legally in New Jersey
Marijuana Industry NewsNew JerseyRecreational Marijuana February 17, 2023 0
Tahir Johnson has been arrested for marijuana possession three times. Now, for the first time in his life, the convictions won’t hurt his employment prospects. They’ll help. Johnson, 39, will be one of the first people with a marijuana-related conviction to own and operate a legal dispensary in New... Read more
Invest in the Future of Cannabis: New Jersey Based MoJo Botanica Launches Crowdfunding Campaign
New Jersey February 7, 2023
Ryan Allway February 7th, 2023 News, Top News ELIZABETH, N.J., Feb. 7, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — MoJo Botanica LLC is a New Jersey-based Minority Owned Business (MBE) that takes a community-centric approach to craft cannabis cultivation and manufacturing. Their aspiration is to foster an inclusive cannabis ecosystem through purposeful collaboration and grassroots cooperation.... Read more
Why is it so hard for ‘social equity’ entrepreneurs to get an NJ legal weed license?
Marijuana Industry NewsNew Jersey January 18, 2023 0
New Jersey cannabis regulators believe there’s room to grow when it comes to getting people from economically-disadvantaged areas — especially those previously convicted of marijuana crimes — into the state’s brand new legal weed industry. According to statistics released by the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission last week, over... Read more
