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Weed Be Gone    At at the federal level, there is the possible risk of prosecution for marijuana advertising under the Controlled Substances Act. 21 U.S.C. section 843(c) bans placement of written advertisements for marijuana and other controlled substances in any newspaper, magazine, handbill or other publication knowing it is done with the purpose of seeking or offering unlawfully to receive, purchase or distribute marijuana. Does that mean you can’t advertise? Not exactly. The measure is seldom-enforced, but it does mean that you’ll need to proceed with caution. 0 |
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2017 World Medical Cannabis Conference and Expo
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World Medical Cannabis Conference hosted at the David L Lawrence Convention Center by Compassionate Certification Center's. This expo is for patients, investors, physicians, vendors with a full day of speaking and a kickoff cocktail event on Friday April 21! Anyone interested in attending the first of many expos to come should buy tickets in advance. This is where medical cannabis meets business innovation. #MEDCANNCONEX
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