Florida has some of the strictest drug laws in the country. Even if you are caught with a small amount of drugs that fall into the lowest narcotic classification (Schedule V), you can still face fines, probation, and jail time. However, the type and severity…
Citing health and safety concerns, Sarasota Police have indicated that they plan to halt the sale products containing cannabidiol, also known as CBD. Although non-euphoric with only minuscule amounts of THC, the Sarasota Police Department and the Agriculture Commission say that CBD oils and creams…
Florida may have legalized medical cannabis, but did you know that you could face felony marijuana charges if you possess even tiny amounts of THC concentrates? This comes to a surprise to most people, and it’s an especially unpleasant realization, since vaping and dabbing marijuana…
Florida voters overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure on Nov. 8 legalizing the use of medical marijuana in the state by 71-29 percent, according to the Secretary of State. The measure required 60 percent approval to pass. With the approval of Amendment 2, Florida joins what…
In Florida, a drug crime conviction may result in serious penalties such as lengthy jail or probation terms, hefty fines, and the loss of driving privileges. Additionally, you may suffer other long-term impacts of having a conviction on your criminal record such as difficulty finding…
It’s taken a couple of years since the law was approved, but Florida now has its first medical marijuana shop in Tallahassee. The dispensary is run by Trulieve, and its supply of marijuana products comes from Hackney Nursey, according to The Associated Press. Trulieve works…
It looks like an amendment to legalize medical marijuana is going to be back on Florida’s ballot this November. After United for Care, a pro-medical marijuana legalization campaign run by People United for Medical Marijuana, submitted the required petitions needed by the January 31st deadline,…
