Dog-day highlights from Marijuana Law, Policy and Reform

It has been a few weeks since I have flagged some posts over at my Marijuana Law, Policy & Reform blog. Here are just a few recent notable posts from that space:

• Highlighting how and why the Deep South is warming up to marijuana reform

• Proposal to legalize marijuana in Ohio qualifies for Nov 2015 ballot

• Does exact ballot language really matter much in Ohio 2015 vote for marijuana legalization?

• International Centre for Science in Drug Policy releases "State of the Evidence: Cannabis Use and Regulation"

• "Colorado Marijuana Tax Revenue Nearly Doubles in One Year"

• Spotlighting a unique (and uniquely valuable?) aspect of proposed Massachusetts legalization initiative

• Menominee tribal members in Wisconsin vote to legalize marijuana on its lands

• "Representing Clients in the Marijuana Industry: Navigating State and Federal Rules"

• "Is Marijuana Causing More Car Crashes in Washington?"

• Attention former Prez Carter: "Marijuana Is a Wonder Drug When It Comes to the Horrors of Chemo"

• Effective Nature article highlights big gaps in marijuana research

• "Momentum Continues to Build for Historic Federal Medical Marijuana Bill"