Resources

  • Cannabis Advocacy

    The NORML Foundation, a sister organization to NORML, is a nonprofit foundation established in 1997 to better educate the public about marijuana and marijuana policy options, and to assist victims of the current laws.

    https://norml.org/about-norml/norml-foundation/

    The mission of Americans for Safe Access (ASA) is to ensure safe and legal access to cannabis (marijuana) for therapeutic use and research.

    https://www.safeaccessnow.org/

  • Medical Cannabis - Employment Discrimination

    If you have been fired or not hired based on your status as a medical cannabis patient, take action. Most employment discrimination case lawyers do not require any payment upfront. They are paid via contingency, meaning they receive a percentage of the monetary amount their client receives when they win or settle their case.

    https://www.phillyemploymentlawyer.com/blog/medical-marijuana-in-the-workplace-what-are-your-rights-in-pennsylvania/

    https://www.donhamlaw.com/medical-marijuana-discrimination.html

    https://www.macdonaldillig.com/our-services/detail/cannabis-the-workplace

  • Legal Issues Related to Cannabis

    The Pennsylvania Board of Pardons (BOP) has established an expedited review program for non-violent marijuana-specific convictions.

    https://www.bop.pa.gov/Apply%20for%20Clemency/Pages/Expedited-Review-Program.aspx

    Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity (PLSE) provides free legal advice and representation to low-income Philadelphia residents whose criminal records are holding them back from achieving their social and career potentials.

    https://www.plsephilly.org/

  • Medical Cannabis - Clinical Trials

    Search the NIH Clinical Trials governmental website for medical cannabis clinical trials in your area, searchable by disease/condition and “cannabis” in the Other Terms field: clinicaltrials.gov

  • Medical Cannabis-related DUI Lawyers in PA

    PA laws regarding DUI in medical cannabis patients are problematic in that having a positive drug screen for even a non-psychoactive metabolite of THC can lead to arrest and conviction for DUI. These statues are not evidence-based and need to be updated. Please seek out legal help if you incur a DUI charge for a having positive THC drug screen while not driving intoxicated as a legal medical cannabis patient.

    https://lawyers.norml.org/pennsylvania

    https://www.zuckermanfirm.com/marijuana-dui-pa

    https://armlawyers.com/practice-areas/criminal-defense/dui/marijuana-dui/

    https://www.panighettilaw.com/blog/marijuana-dui-charges-in-pennsylvania/