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Cannabis World Journals (CWJ), is a digital magazine focused on the most relevant changes happening in the cannabis industry worldwide. It provides insights of legal experts in the cannabis industry’s regulations, business tips to entrepreneurs, investors, and participants. In addition, it seeks to educate medical personnel and scientific researchers as well passionate growers. We want to drive people’s attention to the most updated content in the cannabis world.
LETTER
Cannabis World Journals
The Law is catching up with reality
What issues headline the #88th Texas Legislative Session?
APRIL • This April, we bring these three events for you. Surely you will want to take advantage of all of them. Introducing:
TEXAS HEMP REPORTER
Soil conditions for medical cannabis cultivation in Texas
UNITED STATES
IN THE EXPERT’S ROOM: Anita Sommers-NORML • Anita is a highly skilled and experienced professional. She is a Texas Tech alumna, an Air Force veteran, and a certified microbiology technologist. In addition, she is a certified essential oil coach and wellness expert. As a patient, she discovered the benefits of cannabis and now devotes her time to educating others through her platform, "The CBD Genie." In addition, she is a member of the Texas NORML advisory board, where she has contributed her knowledge of cannabis science at conferences, membership meetings, and interviews. The Cannabis World Journals team had the opportunity to chat with her about her latest accomplishments and the outlook for the State of Texas.
“Tim Timmons Compassionate Care Act” • There would be separate applications to grow, manufacture and dispense cannabis, which would reduce the high costs associated with licensing.
Our clock is ticking
Bill Watch: #88 Texas legislative session
Cannabis Litigation
MIHAELA PLESA • Mihaela Plesa is a legislative director in Austin who has worked with small businesses across Texas while maintaining her passion for politics by collaborating with various organizations such as the National Organization for Young Women (Young NOW) and the National Organization for Marijuana Law Reform (NORML). In 2017, he decided to leave his job to join the Texas Legislature, where he gained institutional knowledge and achieved multiple legislative successes, including writing and passing Proposition 8. Currently, she has two medical cannabis bills filed for be studied in the Legislative Session #88 in Texas. The CWJ’s team had the opportunity to sit down and talk with the Representative
Cannabis companies enter the world of ACTIVISM AND REGULATION
Hemp in the food industry: uncertain but promising progress