The Illinois Senate amended the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act by passing House Bill 2380 last week. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Cristina Castro (D-Elgin), streamlines the application process regarding identification cards, online applications, and certain previous drug offenses.
Continue reading →Yesterday, after a short debate, House Bill 4116 passed out of the Labor and Commerce Committee and today is headed to the House floor for consideration and its third floor reading. The amendment, sponsored by Rep. Bob Morgan (D-Deerfield) who … Continue reading →
After Illinois legalized recreational cannabis, Governor JB Pritzker granted pardons to more than 11,000 individuals with convictions for misdemeanor cannabis offenses. However, because of the way the law was worded, law enforcement was still able to arrest Illinoisans on basic … Continue reading →
In an investigative report published December 10, the Chicago Sun-Times’ commissioned lab tests found, “contaminants like mold and yeast at levels that exceed state safety standards” in pre-rolls sold in Illinois.
Continue reading →Earlier this year, two House Representatives filed amendments to the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, the Smoke Free Illinois Act, Counties Code, and Illinois Municipal Code to allow county or municipality to issue temporary licenses for cannabis events and permit … Continue reading →
On January 21, Illinois Sen. Ram Villivalam filed with the House of Representatives Clerk’s Office an amendment to the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act that provides a moratorium for new cannabis transporting licenses for three years.
Continue reading →Illinois Rep. Carol Ammons and Kelly M. Cassidy filed with the House of Representatives Clerk’s Office an amendment to the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act to Illinois resident 21 years of age or older may cultivate cannabis plants. The amendment … Continue reading →
On January 21, Illinois Rep. Mark Batinick filed with the House of Representatives Clerk’s Office an amendmentto the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act to limit the percentages of THC contained in cannabis products, including medical patient products. The introduced synopsis … Continue reading →
