
Vermont Recreational Cannabis Legalization 2018
On July 1st, 2018, a bill legalizing Vermont recreational cannabis went into effect. Citizens of Vermont can now legally possess cannabis within the state.
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Vermont Recreational Marijuana Bill Passed By Governor Scott
Governor Phil Scott (R) signed a bill legalizing Vermont recreational recreational marijuana. Vermont is now the ninth state to legalize marijuana.
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Vermont Governor Phil Scott Vetoes Recreational Marijuana Bill
Vermont Governor Phil Scott (R) made the decision Wednesday to veto a bill that…
Read MoreVermont think tank seeks to expand research on medical marijuana
COLCHESTER, Vt. (AP) – A Vermont think tank is working to develop new technologies…
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Most Americans Now Live in States That Have Rejected Marijuana Prohibition
By Rob Kampia  |  Published in The Huffington Post The marijuana policy reform movement…
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Vermont governor signs bill allowing medical-marijuana dispensaries
By W. Zachary Malinowski | Â Published in The Providence Journal Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin…
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Vermont: Universal Health Care and State Distributed Cannabis
By Rhonda Winter | Â Published in Ecolocolizer.com Lost this week amid the deafening cries…
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Vermont Senate Passes Medical Marijuana Dispensary Bill
By Phillip Smith | Â Published in StoptheDrugWar.org A bill that would create a system…
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Vermont considers medical marijuana dispensaries
Medical marijuana has been legal in Vermont since 2004, for those with qualifying illnesses — including cancer, AIDS and multiple sclerosis — who sign up for the state’s registry. The 2004 law allows patients to grow their own marijuana, but advocates say many find that a daunting task, leaving them with the prospect of making illegal deals for street dope.
The state’s medical marijuana registry specifies, “The Marijuana Registry is neither a source for marijuana nor can the Registry provide information to patients on how to obtain marijuana.”
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