AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMedical cannabis + firearms policy shift (Hawaii): Hawaii Police Chief Reed Mahuna says people with valid medical marijuana permits won’t be automatically barred from getting guns after the U.S. vs. Hemani ruling, with decisions moving to individualized review. Legal pressure on cannabis dispensaries (Oklahoma): State agents raided a Bristow dispensary and a nearby convenience store, alleging sales without proper OMMA cards and diagnoses; it’s the second raid under different ownership. Medical cannabis in court (Fiji): A man convicted of methamphetamine and marijuana possession asked the High Court to overturn his convictions and 44-month sentence, citing delays, search-warrant issues, and how key testimony was handled. Medical hemp + regulation in Ghana: Ghana’s Interior Minister says eight companies are at the final approval stage to begin regulated cannabis cultivation for industrial/medicinal use under a low-THC framework. Public health + drug policy (Nigeria): Nigeria’s health minister reiterated a balanced, evidence-based drug control approach that includes prevention, treatment, and access to essential controlled medicines. Road safety + drug driving (UK): Drug-driving licence endorsements rose above drink-driving for the first time in 2025, with advocates calling it a “drug driving epidemic.” Community weed management (Rhode Island): DEM scheduled EPA-approved aquatic plant treatments for multiple lakes, warning anglers/boaters to avoid use during application and prevent spread of invasives.
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