Topic: Colorado law

Editorial: Urgency for Colo. lawmakers considering pot bills

• Bills on concentrates, edibles move forward in Colorado House
• Lawmakers consider new looks for edibles
• Bills on marijuana concentrates, edibles before Colorado lawmakers
• Feds give Washington state access to FBI database for background checks
• Colo. House bill asks question: How much concentrate equals ounce of flowers?
• Colo.-produced CBD oil roils debate on pot reform
• Colorado’s marijuana regulators vow to step up enforcement
• Limiting Colo. caregivers topic of upcoming town hall meeting
• Colo. lawyers get official OK to work with pot businesses
• Colo. marijuana regulators reverse roles, join industry
• Congress says “meh” to marijuana banking bill
• New tax twist — TABOR refund on cannabis revenues possible
• Pot packaging rules: Medical now held to same standards as recreational
• Disparities in background checks by FBI
• Congress gets new cannabis pitch: It’s good business
• Nevada lawyers seek protection of their own for medical pot cases
• Colorado court: Some marijuana convictions can be overturned
• Cannabist Q&A: Worker’s comp, out-of-state return purchasing, 1970’s genetics
• Editorial: How much THC is in those brownies? Edibles industry in need of oversight
• Caregiver pot-growing crackdown by legislators unlikely for now
• Pot-pioneering Dutch taking harder line as U.S. laws loosen
• Dude, big mistake: CDOT uses humor in campaign against stoned driving
• New Colorado ad campaign: “Drive High, Get A DUI”
• Washington issues first legal cannabis business license

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