New Rule Requires Cannabis Operators in Oregon to Report Suspected Human Trafficking, Doubt Looms about the Launch of New York’s Marijuana Market, and German Government Makes Changes to Cannabis Legalization Proposal

The Marijuana Times
By Amanda SafranOct 25, 2022, 6:00 pm76 pts
New Rule Requires Cannabis Operators in Oregon to Report Suspected Human Trafficking The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) created a new rule for cannabis operators in the state. The measure requires licensed cannabis businesses in the state to report any suspected human trafficking occurring while…

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