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Best Stoner Swag For Your St. Patty’s Pub Crawl

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If you prefer smoking your green this St. Patrick’s Day, here are some of our favorite accessories to celebrate being blarney stoned.

It’s no secret that St. Patrick’s Day sees some of the biggest and best parties & bar crawls every year.  From Boston to Reno, to local neighborhoods like Wallingford in Seattle, groups will be gathering to raise off a glass of something on this national drinking holiday.  People are guzzling beer, vodka sodas, and more making it a crucial day for the beer industry and alcohol overall.But St. Patty’s day is also great time to celebrate a different kind of green, too.  You can still enjoy the atmosphere, the music and food of the day and not walk away with a hangover.

“Ian, the owner of Uncle Ike’s in Seattle, shared it is an easier, cheaper and greener way to celebrate”

Whether you’re skipping the green beer or just want to rep your love for Mary Jane every day of the year, Everything420 has you covered with all you need to stay lifted this March 17. 

Green St. Patrick’s Day Stoner Essentials

Whether stopping at one bar or 20 this St. Patrick’s day, you’ll need the basics. Why not get festive with all the green stoner swag to match your holiday ’fit?

Glow In The Dark Green Grinders

Grind your flower in style with this glowing green grinder. Pro tip: let it charge in the light the day before you’re celebrating so that it’s ready to glow when you are. 

Minty Green St. Patrick’s Day Wraps

Special occasions deserve special occasion wraps. These Mintys organic wraps definitely fit the bill. These wraps might become your new favorites, as they’re green enough to match the night’s theme and have a refreshing mint kick that prepares you for a long night of pub crawling

Green Rolling Tray for St. Patty’s Day

You’ve got your herb, you’ve got your wraps — now it’s time to get to work. This green rolling tray will help you roll the perfect blunts and joints, whether you’re sparking up at home or bringing them to the celebration. 

Light Up on St. Patrick’s Day With Green Lighters

These green premium jet lighters are our absolute favorite. They’re sleek, heavy-duty, and built to last — as long as nobody steals it first. Save this one for the pregame, and bring a different lighter to the bars if you’ve got a lighter thief in your crew. 

St. Patty’s Pregame with Green Bongs

If you’re hosting the St. Patty’s pregame, you’ve got to have an on-theme bong to impress your friends with. This new rotating gravity bong understands the assignment. Be prepared, though; a couple of hits from this monster, and you might decide to stay in and eat some corned beef and cabbage — or an entire loaf of Irish soda bread — instead.

Party All St. Patrick’s Day With a Portable Green Bong

If you’re looking for something a little simpler or are heading out to another party this St. Patty’s Day, why not bring your own bong? This silicone bong is super easy to travel with, and the bright green color will guarantee it doesn’t get pinched. 

Puff and Pass With Your Green Pipe

You don’t have to leave your flower behind when it’s finally time to head out to the bars. This frosted, bumpy green pipe is festive, small enough to carry, and the texture makes it easier to hold onto when walking from one Irish bar to the next. 

Green St. Patrick’s Day Stoner Accessories

You might wear green to fit in on St. Patty’s Day, but you can still stand out from the crowd by opting for cannabis-themed accessories.

St. Patty’s Party on the Run with a Green Stash Bag

This mini confidant bag checks all the boxes for a stoner going on a pub crawl. It’s green, heavy-duty to cut down on smells, and the perfect size to fit all your essentials — phone, keys, wallet, weed. What more do you need?

Sham-Rock It With a Green Pot Bandana

This green cannabis bandana is the perfect finishing touch to your St. Patty’s Day pub crawl. Whether you wear it in your hair, around your neck, or style it some other way, it’s going to be obvious that those aren’t shamrocks printed on it. 

Stoner Essentials for Every Holiday

Everything420, the best online smoke shop, has you covered whenever you need weed accessories. No matter the holiday or theme of your next party, we’ve got the coolest bongs and stoner gear online. Sláinte!

Source: https://thefreshtoast.com/sponsored/best-stoner-swag-for-your-st-pattys-pub-crawl/

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New Mexico cannabis operator fined, loses license for alleged BioTrack fraud

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New Mexico regulators fined a cannabis operator nearly $300,000 and revoked its license after the company allegedly created fake reports in the state’s traceability software.

The New Mexico Cannabis Control Division (CCD) accused marijuana manufacturer and retailer Golden Roots of 11 violations, according to Albuquerque Business First.

Golden Roots operates the The Cannabis Revolution Dispensary.

The majority of the violations are related to the Albuquerque company’s improper use of BioTrack, which has been New Mexico’s track-and-trace vendor since 2015.

The CCD alleges Golden Roots reported marijuana production only two months after it had received its vertically integrated license, according to Albuquerque Business First.

Because cannabis takes longer than two months to be cultivated, the CCD was suspicious of the report.

After inspecting the company’s premises, the CCD alleged Golden Roots reported cultivation, transportation and sales in BioTrack but wasn’t able to provide officers who inspected the site evidence that the operator was cultivating cannabis.

In April, the CCD revoked Golden Roots’ license and issued a $10,000 fine, according to the news outlet.

The company requested a hearing, which the regulator scheduled for Sept. 1.

At the hearing, the CCD testified that the company’s dried-cannabis weights in BioTrack were suspicious because they didn’t seem to accurately reflect how much weight marijuana loses as it dries.

Company employees also poorly accounted for why they were making adjustments in the system of up to 24 pounds of cannabis, making comments such as “bad” or “mistake” in the software, Albuquerque Business First reported.

Golden Roots was fined $298,972.05 – the amount regulators allege the company made selling products that weren’t properly accounted for in BioTrack.

The CCD has been cracking down on cannabis operators accused of selling products procured from out-of-state or not grown legally:

Golden Roots was the first alleged rulebreaker in New Mexico to be asked to pay a large fine.

Source: https://mjbizdaily.com/new-mexico-cannabis-operator-fined-loses-license-for-alleged-biotrack-fraud/

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Marijuana companies suing US attorney general in federal prohibition challenge

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Four marijuana companies, including a multistate operator, have filed a lawsuit against U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland in which they allege the federal MJ prohibition under the Controlled Substances Act is no longer constitutional.

According to the complaint, filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in Massachusetts, retailer Canna Provisions, Treevit delivery service CEO Gyasi Sellers, cultivator Wiseacre Farm and MSO Verano Holdings Corp. are all harmed by “the federal government’s unconstitutional ban on cultivating, manufacturing, distributing, or possessing intrastate marijuana.”

Verano is headquartered in Chicago but has operations in Massachusetts; the other three operators are based in Massachusetts.

The lawsuit seeks a ruling that the “Controlled Substances Act is unconstitutional as applied to the intrastate cultivation, manufacture, possession, and distribution of marijuana pursuant to state law.”

The companies want the case to go before the U.S. Supreme Court.

They hired prominent law firm Boies Schiller Flexner to represent them.

The New York-based firm’s principal is David Boies, whose former clients include Microsoft, former presidential candidate Al Gore and Elizabeth Holmes’ disgraced startup Theranos.

Similar challenges to the federal Controlled Substances Act (CSA) have failed.

One such challenge led to a landmark Supreme Court decision in 2005.

In Gonzalez vs. Raich, the highest court in the United States ruled in a 6-3 decision that the commerce clause of the U.S. Constitution gave Congress the power to outlaw marijuana federally, even though state laws allow the cultivation and sale of cannabis.

In the 18 years since that ruling, 23 states and the District of Columbia have legalized adult-use marijuana and the federal government has allowed a multibillion-dollar cannabis industry to thrive.

Since both Congress and the U.S. Department of Justice, currently headed by Garland, have declined to intervene in state-licensed marijuana markets, the key facts that led to the Supreme Court’s 2005 ruling “no longer apply,” Boies said in a statement Thursday.

“The Supreme Court has since made clear that the federal government lacks the authority to regulate purely intrastate commerce,” Boies said.

“Moreover, the facts on which those precedents are based are no longer true.”

Verano President Darren Weiss said in a statement the company is “prepared to bring this case all the way to the Supreme Court in order to align federal law with how Congress has acted for years.”

While the Biden administration’s push to reschedule marijuana would help solve marijuana operators’ federal tax woes, neither rescheduling nor modest Congressional reforms such as the SAFER Banking Act “solve the fundamental issue,” Weiss added.

“The application of the CSA to lawful state-run cannabis business is an unconstitutional overreach on state sovereignty that has led to decades of harm, failed businesses, lost jobs, and unsafe working conditions.”

Source: https://mjbizdaily.com/marijuana-companies-suing-us-attorney-general-to-overturn-federal-prohibition/

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Alabama to make another attempt Dec. 1 to award medical cannabis licenses

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Alabama regulators are targeting Dec. 1 to award the first batch of medical cannabis business licenses after the agency’s first two attempts were scrapped because of scoring errors and litigation.

The first licenses will be awarded to individual cultivators, delivery providers, processors, dispensaries and state testing labs, according to the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission (AMCC).

Then, on Dec. 12, the AMCC will award licenses for vertically integrated operations, a designation set primarily for multistate operators.

Licenses are expected to be handed out 28 days after they have been awarded, so MMJ production could begin in early January, according to the Alabama Daily News.

That means MMJ products could be available for patients around early March, an AMCC spokesperson told the media outlet.

Regulators initially awarded 21 business licenses in June, only to void them after applicants alleged inconsistencies with how the applications were scored.

Then, in August, the state awarded 24 different licenses – 19 went to June recipients – only to reverse themselves again and scratch those licenses after spurned applicants filed lawsuits.

A state judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by Chicago-based MSO Verano Holdings Corp., but another lawsuit is pending.

Source: https://mjbizdaily.com/alabama-plans-to-award-medical-cannabis-licenses-dec-1/

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