Some recent fall classics from Marijuana Law, Policy & Reform

Perhaps because I have been watching a whole lot of baseball this fall, I have not really done a whole lot of blogging over at Marijuana Law, Policy & Reform.  Perhaps unsurprisingly, though, I have often found time to blog particularly on matters at the intersection of marijuana policy and criminal justice policy and so I figured a short round-up of recent posts of note might still be worthwhile:

• "The Cannabis Effect on Crime: Time-Series Analysis of Crime in Colorado and Washington State"

• "Measuring the Criminal Justice System Impacts of Marijuana Legalization and Decriminalization Using State Data"

• "Cannabis Legalization: Dealing with the Black Market"

• Exploring the intersection of police work and marijuana (and marijuana reform)

• More notable coverage of marijuana enforcement challenges thanks to hemp legalization

• Senate International Narcotics Control Caucus to hold hearing on "Marijuana and America’s Health: Questions and Issues for Policy Makers"

• Rocky Mountain HIDTA releases sixth annual report on "impact" of marijuana legalization in Colorado

• "100 Years Since Prohibition: Legacy for the War on Drugs"

• Effective review of latest marijuana offense expungement efforts

• "Cannabis Legalization in State Legislatures: Public Health Opportunity and Risk"

• Tobacco historian makes case for why and how "Marijuana Reform Should Focus On Inequality"

• Noticing how some major cannabis players are responding to vaping crisis

• "Contribution of Marijuana Legalization to the U.S. Opioid Mortality Epidemic: Individual and Combined Experience of 27 States and District of Columbia"

• "Pop Culture's Influence on Recreational Marijuana Use & Legislation: A Case Study on Snoop Dogg"

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