State Marijuana Decriminalization Bill Introduced
The “patchwork” of marijuana laws across the state of Michigan could soon be influenced by a new state law, one that would effectively reduce penalties for possession of pot no matter where in the state you reside. Supported by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, the legislation has a fighting chance.
Can Your City ‘Opt Out’ of Statewide Marijuana Laws?
In Michigan last November, we saw several versions of cities taking it upon themselves to change how their citizens can lawfully use marijuana. These cities, like Kalamazoo and Detroit, passed ordinances that made pot less criminal than the state laws dictated. And there, it ruffled feathers and left law enforcement scratching their heads. Now, the […]
Marijuana Victories Across Michigan
All marijuana initiatives in Michigan cities all are reporting at least tentative victories. While Colorado and Washington voted to legalize recreational marijuana statewide, Michigan voters are tackling prohibition one locality at a time.
Michigan Cities to Vote on Marijuana Decriminalization Initiatives
While voters in Michigan won’t be legalizing marijuana statewide, they could be doing away with pot penalties in several cities. While marijuana will remain illegal throughout the state, if passed, these cities could have their own rules where marijuana is concerned.
Michigan Medical Marijuana Rules To Be Addressed by State Supreme Court
The Michigan State Supreme Court has decided to take up a case which would determine if patients and caregivers should be allowed to grow medical marijuana together—in a sort of cooperative garden.
Detroit Crime Commission to “Fill In Gaps” of Police
The Detroit Crime Commission, a nonprofit organization that was put together less than a year ago, is coming together to reportedly assist law enforcement, without having the same power as the police. According to the Free Press, the Commission, headed by former FBI agent Ron Reddy and former Michigan State Police inspector Ellis Stafford, is […]