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- Alabama's House of Representatives passed HB 72, a bill that makes it a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by up to a year in jail, to smoke or vape marijuana in a car with a child under 19.
- The legislation also mandates an educational program and reporting to human resources for violators.
- Democrats largely abstained from the vote, raising concerns about potential unintended consequences related to the criminalization of marijuana in communities of color and the bill's definition of a child, which could hold parents responsible for older teens without their knowledge.
- The bill now moves to the Senate.

Florida officials are intensifying a criminal probe into a marijuana legalization campaign just days before a key deadline.

Cannabis industry experts warn that products showing signs of "hemp inversion" in Colorado cannabis vapes could endanger consumers and undermine the state's $1.4 billion legal cannabis market.

The California Supreme Court ruled that to violate the state's open container law, marijuana in a vehicle must be of a usable quantity, in imminently usable condition (like a rolled joint), and readily accessible to an occupant. Loose marijuana crumbs on a car's floorboards are not considered readily consumable and therefore do not constitute an open container violation or provide police with probable cause to search the vehicle.

Ayurcann Holdings Corp. and its subsidiary Ayurcann Inc. were granted creditor protection under the CCAA by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, appointing Alvarez & Marsal Canada Inc. to oversee the initial 10-day stay of creditor claims to allow the company to operate while considering restructuring alternatives. The company intends to seek approval for a sale of its business and assets and debtor-in-possession financing, which may result in a halt or delisting of its common shares from the CSE.

The National Rifle Association (NRA) joined drug policy reform groups like NORML and the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) to urge the U.S. Supreme Court to declare the federal ban on gun ownership by marijuana consumers (18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3)) unconstitutional in the case of *U.S. vs. Hemani*.

This free guide from Mobius, "Cannabis & GMP: A Guide to Certified Post-Harvest Processing," offers step-by-step guidelines, checklists, and real-world examples to help cannabis processors achieve GMP certification for post-harvest operations, covering equipment, sanitation, training, and documentation. Access to the free download requires completing a registration form.

Zig-Zag has launched Limited-Edition Rose Cones, which are personal-size cones handcrafted from real rose petals and designed to elevate the smoking ritual for modern consumers. The cones, which cost $9 per 3-count tube, officially launch nationwide on February 7th and are making their cultural debut during the Grammy Awards weekend in Los Angeles.

State officials failed to update an adult-use legalization campaign's statewide signature count for nearly two months, which led to an order.