Dangers of Underage Marijuana DUIs: Beyond Your License
In the wake of recreational marijuana legalization in Colorado, concerns have emerged regarding its potential impact on minors’ access to the drug. Recognizing the need for proactive measures, the Colorado Department of Public Health has initiated the “Good to Know” campaign. This campaign aims to raise awareness among parents of minors, discouraging the use of […]
The Evolving Landscape of Marijuana Odor and Probable Cause: Implications for Personal Privacy
In the wake of marijuana legalization in Colorado, the state’s legal landscape has been continuously evolving. While many believed that legalization would come with increased personal privacy and fewer encounters with law enforcement, a recent opinion by the Colorado Supreme Court has raised concerns about the potential expansion of police powers when it comes to […]
Marijuana Legalization and Youth Access: Separating Fact from Fiction
As Massachusetts contemplates the legalization of recreational marijuana, a wave of resistance led by Governor Charlie Baker, Boston Mayor Martin Walsh, and various State House leaders has emerged, sparking a heated debate. The proposed Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana Act, set for a fall vote, would grant individuals aged 21 and older the right to […]
Unprecedented Wrongful Death Lawsuit Highlights Risks of Marijuana Edibles
A recent lawsuit has brought to light the potentially severe physical and psychological consequences of consuming marijuana edibles without due caution. This landmark case stands as the first wrongful death lawsuit against the recreational marijuana industry, shedding light on the importance of responsible usage. The lawsuit centers on a tragic incident involving a Denver man […]
Marijuana DUI Laws: Debunking the Science Behind Blood Tests
Would you believe it if the nation’s largest auto club claimed that marijuana DUI laws are scientifically baseless and largely nonsensical? According to AAA and many other groups and prominent figures, the standards used by states to determine impairment related to marijuana have no real connection to a person’s actual impairment status. In other words, […]
Equal Weed Purchasing Limits for All: Proposed Changes in Colorado
When it comes to purchasing marijuana in Colorado, residents and visitors have faced different limitations. Currently, Colorado residents can buy up to one ounce of marijuana at a time. At the same time, out-of-state visitors are restricted to purchasing a quarter of an ounce per transaction. However, a recently proposed bill aims to level the […]
Reflecting on 4/20: A Recap of Our Reddit AMA on Colorado Marijuana
As 4/20 came and went, we want to thank all those who participated in our Reddit Ask Me Anything (AMA) session. It was a pleasure to engage with you and address your questions about Colorado marijuana laws. For those who traveled from neighboring states to celebrate this cannabis-centric holiday in Colorado, we hope you had […]
Understanding and Managing Marijuana Overdose (Green-Out) Effects
Although marijuana overdoses do not lead to fatalities, they can lead to uncomfortable and distressing experiences. As per findings published in The British Journal of Psychiatry, excessive consumption of THC, the psychoactive component in marijuana, can lead to a condition colloquially referred to as a “green-out.” This phenomenon is often associated with edibles, which can […]
Join Our Denver DUI Attorneys for an Exclusive 4/20 AMA Session
At Thomas Law Firm, we value connecting with our readers and clients personally. While our blogs provide valuable information, we understand that direct communication is equally important. To bridge this gap, we are thrilled to announce our upcoming Reddit Ask Me Anything (AMA) session, where you can interact directly with our experienced DUI defense attorneys. […]
Marijuana Prohibition: Unraveling the Marihuana Tax Act of 1937
In Part 1 of our series on marijuana prohibition, we delved into the key figures, Harry Anslinger and William Randolph Hearst, who contributed significantly to the demonization of marijuana in the United States. In this installment, we continue the series by examining the pivotal Marihuana Tax Act of 1937 and the circumstances that led to […]