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How to Grow Your Legal Pot Business

Making a legitimate business out of growing marijuana is more complicated than most people think. WSJ’s Ana Campoy reports from Pink House Blooms in Denver, Colo. Photo: Benjamin Rasmussen.
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Pot 101: Learn to buy legal weed like a pro in about 8 minutes | Navigating Illinois dispensaries

Mike Malcolm, a cannabis consultant with WTF Media, takes you through the main items you’ll find in a dispensary. If you’re a recreational user intimidated by dispensaries or the products they offer, this video will take you through the process.

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Inside a recreational pot factory in Canada

Questions remain whether there will be enough supply to meet the demand for recreational marijuana when it becomes legal in Canada next week. Brett Ruskin takes us inside a P.E.I. cannabis growing facility, to see how the island’s largest producer plans to meet that demand.

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The life cycle of a marijuana plant

Step inside the Ontario facilities of a licensed pot producer and see the various life stages of cannabis – from seedling to flower to processing and packaging. (Dec. 26, 2018)

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Canada sees first day of cannabis legalization

After years of study, fierce debate, and a relentless campaign of public persuasion, Canadians are now free to enjoy legal cannabis, from coast to coast to coast. While many rejoiced and celebrated as they were able to purchase their buds legally for the first time, the vision of what a pot-permissive Canada looks like still remains somewhat hazy.

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‘Prince of Pot’ Marc Emery on looming legalization

Marc Emery is Canada’s self-proclaimed ‘Prince of Pot,’ and cannabis legalization has long been his cause, but with recreational marijuana becoming legal next week, Emery explains what he believes are the flaws in Canada’s legalization plan.

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Is now the right time to legalize pot?

Is it really safe? Tucker takes on marijuana advocate and ‘How to Smoke Pot (Properly)’ author David Bienenstock. #Tucker #FoxNews

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Canadians celebrate legal weed

On Oct. 17, Canada became the largest country to legalize recreational pot. Here’s how Canadians reacted across the country.
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Growing marijuana 101: How your pot is being produced ahead of legalization

As Canada prepares to legalize marijuana this fall, Global News looks at how commercially produced pot is grown.

It all starts from a mom plant, which is “cloned” more than 600 times before it retires.

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Legal Marijuana Grow Operation Tour Washington State

This is the exact same border that Carolyn’s RV Life just crossed to go to Alaska, BUT today we leave the RV life behind in Canada to get a private tour of a legal marijuana grow operation that a friend of mine has in Washington State. So off to the USA I go…!

Interesting grow operation from the clone plant room to the mother room…all stages of pot cultivation shown!

Remember, do not take marijuana products across borders, to avoid legal hassles and arrests!

Stay safe and keep your wheels on the ground!

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Father Regains Custody After Treating Daughter With Medical Marijuana

A father in the state of Texas nearly had his daughter taken away from him because he treated his daughter with medical marijuana. The daughter, who was 4-years-old at the time of the treatment suffered from autism and would hit herself so hard during fits of rage that she would break her own bones and even caused brain damage. Ring of Fire’s Mike Papantonio and Peter Mougey discuss this.

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A father in the state of Texas nearly had his daughter taken away from him, because he treated his daughter with medical marijuana. The daughter was four years old at the time of the treatment. Suffered autism. Would hit herself so hard during her fits that she’d break her own bones and even cause brain damage. They were trying to take the child away from the father for giving them medical marijuana. Judge says, “uh-uh (negative).” He looked at all the facts. He saw video where this was the child before the marijuana. This was the child afterwards. What’s your take on this case?

The way this case was brought is absolutely disgusting. The parents took a video of the kid that, as you mentioned, was hitting herself. The neighbor came over and said, “Try a pot brownie and see if that tones her down.” The parents took some videos, were trying to advocate for medical marijuana, showed the video publicly, and then Child Protective Services came in and starts pushing a case. Now, the judge ultimately brought everything out to even keel. The parents are okay. They can be guardians. The fact that Child Protective Services brought a case, because the parents were trying to do something to advocate that they-

Again, this is autism. We’re talking about autism. Now, we’re starting-

Severe.

To see the possibility that there may be some benefit. The judge looked at all the facts and said, “You know what? I’m not going to take the child away. As a matter of fact, I’m going to make the parent a guardian.

They were charged with child abuse.

Yeah. Welcome back. I’m Mike Papantonio here with Peter Mougey. The story to me is incredible. I think it’s an important story for a lot of reasons. Here, you had a parent that had an autistic child. The autism was so bad that what would end up happening was the child would break their own arm, break their own leg, cause brain-

Self mutilation.

Self mutilation. The father said, “Look, we gave the child medical mari- gave them marijuana, and that calmed the child down.” Now, you pick up from there. What happened?

There is a charge filed with Child Protective Services for child abuse. When I read the story, I’m thinking, “I’ve got kids.” You’d do anything as a parent to protect your kid. The kid’s beating themselves, breaking their bones, and they were given the child antipsychotic. They just turned the kid into a zombie. That scared the parent. One of the neighbors recommends, “Hey, you know what? Try this pot brownie,” and it worked. They videoed the results, miraculous results, videoed it, and were championing medicinal use of marijuana in Texas. The Child Welfare Services picks up the story and ends up charging them with child abuse, because they’re advocating, “Look at this wonderful result this had on my kid.”

That’s outrageous. That’s a recap. Let me pick up there. Florida, for example, Charlotte’s Web, we are involved … Again, full disclosure, our law firm’s involved with the Charlotte’s Web issue, and that is where there is a low THC marijuana that treats epilepsy that you would have children who are having 50 seizures a day, all of a sudden they’re taking-

Great results.

They’re taking Charlotte’s Web and they have zero seizures. Well, even the conservative, ultra conservative, legislature here in Florida says, “Yeah, this is a good idea, and we’re going to allow Charlotte’s Web to be sold.” The next thing that happens is medical marijuana in the state of Florida passes. Well, what has actually happened here is you’ve had a huge push back from the pharmaceutical industry. You have the pill, the drug, companies saying, “We don’t want people using marijuana, because it’s going to cause some awful horrendous results.”

Well, awful and horrendous results, we’ve seen at this law firm for 35 years, where you have products that are killing people brain damage, products that are killing people from kidney failure, liver failure, heart failure, DVTs, name it, we’ve seen the full expanse of it. Compare that to medical marijuana that’s been used all over the country and people are getting great results from this. Charlotte’s Web probably is going to save the lives of thousands of kids, people all over this country.

Medical Marijuana and Money Laundering

Medical marijuana may be legal in many states, but federally, it is still illegal. This means that banks run the risk of being charged with money laundering or other crimes for working with what the federal government considers an illicit activity. This creates a precarious situation where billions of dollars of state-licensed marijuana profits are handled almost exclusively in cash. What are the laws the set up this framework? What problems does this create? What is the solution? Three experts weigh in.

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-John Hudak | Senior Fellow, Governance Studies at the Brookings Institution
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-Jeffrey Miron | Director of Economic Studies at the Cato Institute
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-Julie A. Hill | Law Professor at University of Alabama School of Law
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Banks, Marijuana, and Federalism
https://scholarlycommons.law.case.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?
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Why marijuana retailers can’t use banks
https://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2018/01/economist-explains-5

Cash is king — and dangerous — for marijuana businesses that lose bank accounts
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/jan/29/marijuana-businesses-carry-bank-problems-security-/

Colorado senators push legislation to legalize banking for marijuana industry
http://kdvr.com/2017/05/26/colorados-u-s-senators-want-to-legalize-banking-for-marijuana-industry/

Sessions reverses Obama-era policy on marijuana, unleashes prosecutors
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018/01/04/attorney-general-jeff-sessions-to-end-policy-that-let-legal-pot-flourish.html

Two states sue to block Colorado marijuana markets
http://www.scotusblog.com/2014/12/two-states-sue-to-block-colorado-marijuana-markets/

Justices won’t hear Nebraska, Oklahoma marijuana dispute with Colorado
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2016/03/21/marijuana-lawsuit-colorado-oklahoma-nebraska-supreme-court/81984006/

The Risky Business of Commercial Marijuana
http://www.weeklystandard.com/the-risky-business-of-commercial-marijuana/article/2006705

Marijuana could be legalized by 2018 Canada Day

In a year that’s seen the Liberals taken to task on broken promises, legalizing marijuana would be a major promise kept, not to mention a potent tool to win approval with Canadians.
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