Dave Joyce

GOP-Controlled House Strips Cannabis Banking Protections From Government Spending Bill In Blow To Legal Marijuana Industry
GOP Congress Member Wants To Remove Cannabis Banking Protections From Spending Bill, Calls For Prohibition To Continue
Blumenauer, Joyce, Lee Urge Biden Admin To Annul VA Directive Prohibiting Doctors From Recommending Medical Marijuana To Veterans
GOP Congress Member Wants To Remove Cannabis Banking Protections From Spending Bill, Calls For Prohibition To Continue
Blumenauer, Joyce, Lee Urge Biden Admin To Annul VA Directive Prohibiting Doctors From Recommending Medical Marijuana To Veterans
GOP House Committee's Lifts D.C. Cannabis Sales Ban In 2025 Spending Bill, Adds Federal Bank Safeguards
Bipartisan Push In Congress Seeks To Ease Access To Medical Marijuana For Veterans

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Sen. Jacky Rosen Introduces Bill Seeking Fed Grants To Cover Expungement Costs For People Unjustly Sentenced For Cannabis Offenses
Senator Jacky Rosen (D-NV) has introduced legislation today aimed at establishing a cannabis-related federal grant program. This initiative would automatically fund the expunging or sealing of state-level cannabis offenses, leveraging federal resources.
Congressman Dave Joyce Will Introduce Bill To Reclassify State-Legal Cannabis At Federal Level
Republican Congressman Dave Joyce (OH-14) is leading the charge for marijuana legalization in the United States through the proposed STATES 2.0 Act.
GOP-Led House Rules Committee Blocks Marijuana And Psychedelic Reform Amendments
In a recent development, the House Rules Committee under GOP control has rejected a series of proposed marijuana and psychedelic reform amendments within expansive spending legislation.
GOP Congress Members Demand DEA Reject HHS Easing Of Cannabis Restrictions, Ohio Rep Does The Opposite
Congressman Dave Joyce (R-OH), a co-chair of the Congressional Cannabis Caucus, is refining the so-called Strengthening the Tenth Amendment Through Entrusting States (STATES) Act, a bill that would amend the Contro
GOP Disputes And A Few Threats Notwithstanding, Ohioans Of All Stripes Support Legal Cannabis
A new survey has shown resounding bipartisan support for cannabis legalization in Ohio. Fallon Research & Communications' poll confirmed that the majority of Ohio voters, that is 59%, are in favor of legalizing cannabis.
GOP Battle Over Marijuana Legalization Deepens In Ohio As Republican Congressman Announces He'll Vote For It
As Ohio Republicans spar over November’s initiated ballot to legalize adult-use cannabis, U.S. Rep. Dave Joyce (R) confirmed his support for the Nov. 7 ballot measure, known as Issue 2.
GOP Divide Over Marijuana Legalization Deepens In Ohio, Threats To Repeal Loom Ahead Of Nov Vote
After cannabis legalization advocates submitted sufficient signatures to get the issue on the November ballot, Ohio's Republicans came out swinging…at each other.
Former Colorado Governor, First In Nation To Legalize Marijuana, Introduces Federal Legalization Bill
Colorado’s governor when the state became the first in the country to legalize recreational cannabis in 2012 reintroduced a bill calling for federal marijuana legalization last week, reported Mari
Top Cannabis Attorneys Tap Weed Regulatory Expert To Lead Organization, Here's What She Plans To Do
The International Cannabis Bar Association (INCBA) has welcomed Shahiedah Shabazz as its new executive director, succeeding Christopher Davis who has served since 2017.
Congress Unites, Push For Veteran Access To Medical Marijuana Gains Momentum
"I cannot tell you how many times I've heard veterans tell me that medical marijuana saved their life," Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) recently stated.
AOC And Ohio Rep Dave Joyce Refile HOPE Act To Assist State-Level Marijuana Expungements
This article was originally published by the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) and appears here with permission.
Congresswoman Nancy Mace: Legislate Marijuana Like Alcohol, Let Each State Decide On Rules
Congresswoman Nancy Mace yet again voiced her support for treating cannabis like alcohol, stressing that each state should set up its own regulations.
Bipartisan Lawmakers Urge Biden To Act On Cannabis Scheduling, Which Is 'Arcane And Out Of Touch'
A bipartisan group of lawmakers wrote a letter to President Joe Biden urging him to deschedule marijuana and remove it from the Controlled Substances Act,  
DOJ's Concerns Over Marijuana Banking Act Complicating Law Enforcement Operations Seem Resolved
The Department of Justice issued a memo to congressional leaders regarding the Secure and Fair Enforcement Banking Act of 2021 (SAFE Banking Act) indicating its concerns about the bill. According to the department, the language in the initial House bill “could significantly complicate law enforcement investigations and prosecutions,” as first 
GOP Lawmakers Urge Biden To Help Indigenous Tribes Left Behind By US Cannabis Laws
While Indigenous hemp and marijuana operators see opportunity within the space, bureaucratic, investing and scalability hurdles persist.
Six Objectives For Yet Another Cannabis Research Bill Filed In Congress
A bill that would create “a national cannabis research agenda that addresses key questions and gaps in evidence” was filled on Wednesday by two congressional lawmakers, according to Marijuana Moment.
Schumer Touts 'Overwhelming Evidence' That Cannabis Legalization Doesn't Increase Crime
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) remains firm in his stance that cannabis reform doesn’t lead to an increase in crime or drug use.
Bipartisan Lawmakers Express Public Discontent On Congress' Inaction On Marijuana Reform
The co-chairs of the Congressional Cannabis Caucus issued a joint statement criticizing the inaction of the House Rules Committee that rejected
House Committee Rejects Bipartisan Spending Bill Amendment Advancing Veteran Access To Medical Marijuana
The House Rules Committee on Monday rejected bipartisan spending bill amendments aimed at advancing veterans’ access to medical cannabis on procedural grounds. Another proposal that would allow protections for individuals who use marijuana in federally assisted public housing was removed before the panel was able to vote on it.
Federal Interference On Tribal Cannabis Laws Needs To Stop. The True Crisis? Violent Crime, Senator Says
Despite the federal government allowing the legalization of cannabis on a state level, there remains a lack of federal guidance for tribal marijuana programs. As a result, bureaucratic, investing, and scalability hurdles continue to persist.
House Lawmakers Filed Cannabis Protection Amendments For Veterans And Folks Living In Federally Assisted Housing
House lawmakers recently introduced new amendments to a series of cannabis laws to fund parts of the federal government for the coming year, reported Mariju
Cannabis Reg. Update: White House Drug Czar Touts Benefits Of Medical Cannabis, House Committee Approves Protections For State Marijuana Programs & More
White House Drug Czar Touts Therapeutic Value Of Medical Cannabis
Rep. Dave Joyce Of Ohio Continues To Push For Marijuana Legalization, Helps Tribes Left Behind By US Cannabis Laws
While Indigenous hemp and marijuana operators see opportunity within the space, it is evident that bureaucratic, investing and scalability hurdles continue to persist.