420 with CNW — Congressional Bill Wants Parity Between Cannabis, Alcohol-Linked Punishments in the Military
Ever since states started legalizing cannabis, the sector has existed in a precarious position, allowed by state law but prohibited by federal law. More than once, consumers have found themselves penalized for doing activities that are allowed by state law, such as consuming cannabis, by organizations that abide by federal law. For starters, military service members who are found in possession of up to 30 grams of marijuana are eligible for a maximum punishment of dishonorable discharge, two-year confinement, and forfeiture of all their pay and allowances. Given that some studies have found that cannabis can help alleviate the PTSD…

















