The Bay State has had what has to be one of the rockiest roads to full adult-use cannabis legalization. Since voters in Massachusetts said ‘Yes’ to legalization in November 2016, legislative hangups and puritanical posturing have pushed full implementation of the legal weed law back to July 2018. Yet from small municipalities to the state senate, opposition remains, with some fighting for yet further delays. In their turn, cannabis advocates are shaking their heads and champing at the bit. And that’s because the fact remains: full legalization is on the horizon. Here’s everything you need to know about the future of pot in Massachusetts.
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