A cannabis business owner can’t vacate his $6.4 million contract dispute judgment but can make a case why being compelled to sell his company stake violates public policy, a split federal appeals panel ruled Monday.
Thailand’s move to shelve a plan to re-criminalize cannabis in favor of tightening regulations is a “people’s victory,” according to the leader of a party that’s widely credited for spearheading a landmark decriminalization two years ago.
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Congress may need to bolster its workforce and change the way it writes laws after the Supreme Court limited judicial deference to agency rules, lawmakers heard Tuesday.
Black Hawk Funding Inc. and its founder-CEO raised nearly $38 million from 200 people who wanted to invest in the cannabis industry through what the SEC says was a fraudulent operation, according to a new lawsuit in California federal court.
Thailand will seek to regulate its fast-growing cannabis industry through legislation, potentially shelving plans to reverse a landmark decriminalization policy and calming tensions within the ruling coalition.
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Canopy Growth Corp. investors failed to show the cannabis product producer’s executives had the necessary level of intent for securities fraud when they allegedly misrepresented the success of a sports drink subsidiary, a federal court said.
A husband-wife duo behind the cannabis pill Idrasil were held liable for almost $2 million in disgorgement over alleged material misrepresentations and omissions.
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