AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLegal Challenge: South Carolina is being sued in federal court over a 1,000-foot buffer rule that bars tattoo parlors from operating near churches, schools, and playgrounds—an argument framed around First Amendment rights. Local Cannabis Policy: Kalamazoo, Michigan’s city commission will review proposed revisions to its marijuana “social equity policy,” shifting some state tax support toward broader economic help for communities harmed by the war on drugs. Travel Safety & Smuggling: The UK Home Office and Border Force warn young travellers not to accept “free holiday” offers from drug gangs, citing a surge in airport cannabis courier arrests. Hemp/THC Court Ruling: A federal judge blocked Ohio from enforcing a ban on hemp-derived intoxicating THC beverage products against the companies that sued, keeping the case alive. Medical Market Update: Curaleaf says Spain’s medicines regulator approved two standardized THC- and CBD-dominant cannabis preparations, with hospital pharmacy availability “in due course.” Enforcement & Public Safety: Police in Cambridgeshire arrested two teens after suspected drug deals during patrols, while Santa Maria, California announced a DUI checkpoint that includes cannabis as an impairment risk.
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