The Court of Cassation has upheld a September 2022 State Security Court (SSC) ruling sentencing a man to five years in prison after convicting him of possessing illegal narcotics in Aqaba in January 2022. The court declared the defendant guilty of possessing Hashish at his house on January 31. The SSC handed the defendant a
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MJ Biz Canadian cannabis firm BZAM, which merged with The Green Organic Dutchman in 2022, has been granted creditor protection to restructure the business and pursue a sale process. The Ontario Superior Court of Justice granted the request for creditor protection for BZAM and its Canadian subsidiaries under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), the Pitt
Hemp Seed is extremely popular with all anglers and really stands out as a great small food item to feed. This appeals to a wide selection of fish, from slivers to carp it proves irresistible and just keeps them grubbing! It’s small in size, has a shell like exterior which gives it that crunch factor
A man who pleaded guilty to second-degree unintentional murder for the shooting death of another man last spring will be spending time behind bars. Jordan Deontre McFarland, 18, has been sentenced to 128 months (10 years and 8 months) for the shooting death of 27-year-old Derrell Deshawn Freeman in May 2023. He was also given
The long saga that is Covalent Collective and Doyen Elements has come to some sort of an end – finally. Geoff Thompson, the person behind the scheme, was sentenced to 33 months in prison and three years of supervision once released. Despite settling with the SEC in 2020 for past bad behavior, in December 2021,
March 6 (Reuters) – A U.S. appeals court panel on Wednesday seemed poised to ask New Jersey’s top court to decide whether a state law barring employment discrimination against cannabis users gives workers the ability to sue for violations in a case involving Walmart. A three-judge 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel in Philadelphia
A new lawsuit filed against The Maryland Cannabis Administration threatens to delay the lottery after another separate lawsuit failed to get an injunction in February. A previous lawsuit filed by Jeffery Jensen, a lawyer with a history of bringing social equity lawsuits against states, failed to get an injunction last month. Andrew Garrison, chief of the office of policy
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