Some Texas companies say they’ll have no choice but to move their operations to Oklahoma if they want to keep producing smokable hemp products, after the Texas Supreme Court ruled last week that there’s no vested right to produce such goods under the state constitution.

The Ohio Supreme Court tossed criminal drug evidence found in a backpack with a baggie stuck in its zipper because police went too far with a warrantless search.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to reduce and simplify taxes on cannabis to stabilize California’s legal marketplace is part of a state budget package lawmakers expect to enact this week.

Cannabis startups in Europe are facing a harder time raising capital amid recession fears and sinking stock markets, but that could ultimately help the industry.

Texas’ ban on the manufacture and processing of smokable hemp will stand, after the state supreme court ruled Friday that the Texas Constitution’s due course clause doesn’t protect hemp companies’ interests.

Lawmakers have dropped language aimed at making banking services easier for state-authorized marijuana businesses from a bill on US innovation and China competitiveness.