Delaware Gov. John Carney signed into law this week a bill that allows essentially any patient to obtain a doctor’s certification for medical marijuana, a drastic change from the state’s longstanding and narrow list of qualifying medical conditions that make patients eligible to purchase legal cannabis, according to NORML. The …

The new law provides discretion to physicians to issue medical cannabis recommendations to any patient who may benefit from it. It also allows those ages 65 or older to self-certify for a registration card absent a doctor’s recommendation. The post Delaware: Governor Signs Medical Cannabis Expansion Bill Into Law appeared first on NORML.

The Daily Hit is a recap of the top financial news stories for Tuesday, May 28, 2024. On the Site Top New York cannabis regulator resigns following rift with governor The OCM executive director was supposed to remain on the job until Sept. 1, and it’s not clear now who …

Although the New Hampshire state Senate last week approved a bill to legalize marijuana – a first for the state’s upper chamber – it doesn’t appear likely to be signed into law, given opposition from both the governor’s office and the state House of Representatives. For the measure to succeed, …