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Taxing the UK Cannabis Market

The most authoritative, independent, expert research on the UK cannabis market by the Independent Drug Monitoring Unit, commissioned by CLEAR in 2011.

Medicinal Cannabis: The Evidence

The most up-to-date, analysis of the evidence on the safety and efficacy of cannabis as medicine. Focuses on Alzheimer’s disease, cancer, chronic pain, Crohn’s disease and multiple sclerosis. Published April 2015.

How To Regulate Cannabis In Britain

This is the second version of a plan for the regulation of the cannabis supply chain in Britain. This version was published on 18th October 2013

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CLEAR does not advocate, condone, or encourage breaking the law. It exists to promote a change in the law by legitimate means. All information on this website should be viewed in this context.

CLEAR Cannabis Law Reform3 ago

"Cannabis for medical use is no longer a matter for the criminal law. However, the absurd NHS guidelines are preventing doctors from prescribing freely. People who need cannabis as medicine have only two choices – go private or continue to source their medicine from the criminal market. In these circumstances the ethical and economic choice is to grow your own."

CLEAR Announces New Policy On Home Cultivation Of Cannabis - CLEAR

Cannabis for medical use is no longer a matter for the criminal law. However, the absurd NHS guidelines are preventing doctors from prescribing freely.

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CLEAR Cannabis Law Reform11 ago

Join the CLEAR campaign for standardised herbal cannabis on prescription and regulated access for adults.

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CLEAR Cannabis Law Reform2 hours ago

Another out-of-touch fool makes a misguided connection between 'middle-class drug users' and knife crime. "Lord Burnett expressed concern at the rise in knife crime, at its highest level for eight years. Asked if he believed the courts should take a “less benign” approach to middle class users, he said: “It’s important to look at all cases individually but if ever it was thought, for example, that affluent people caught with class A drugs should be viewed as really not very serious offenders, I certainly don’t agree with that.”

Middle-class drug users should not be treated leniently, Lord Chief Justice says as he warns it is fuelling knife crime

Middle class drug users should not be treated leniently by the courts because they are fuelling “distressing” levels of knife crime among the young, the Lord Chief Justice said yesterday.

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STUDY: Daily Cannabis Use For Chronic Pain Is Safe, Effective

"Pain patients who used cannabis reported a reduced sense of pain compared to controls, as well as reduced anxiety, depression, and fatigue. “Quality-controlled herbal cannabis, when used by cannabis-experienced patients as part of a monitored treatment program over one year, appears to have a reasonable safety profile,” authors concluded."

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CLEAR Cannabis Law Reform2 hours ago

"Alongside music festivals, an essential location for people to be able to test their drugs is universities – as many students take drugs without being fully aware of the risks. Despite the evidence in favour of drug testing, few UK universities support such an approach due to an apparent fear of appearing to condone drug use. One exception to this is Manchester University, where the student union has launched a trial programme allowing students to pay £2.50 to test their drugs."

Lack of Drug Testing at UK Universities Puts Students at Risk

Drug testing reduces the risks of drug use, yet most UK universities remain reluctant to support such services.

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CLEAR Cannabis Law Reform2 hours ago

Some FACTS about what happens after cannabis legalisation rather than the groundless speculation we saw recently from the Centre for Social Justice.

"The 2018 Monitoring the Future survey found that annual, monthly and daily cannabis use remained lower among the nation’s 8th, 10th and 12th grade students compared to pre-legalisation levels. Teens’ perceived availability of cannabis continued to decline in 2018 as well."

Teen Marijuana Use Remains Lower Than Pre-Legalization Levels, Federally Funded Survey Finds | Marijuana Moment

Fewer young people are using marijuana now as compared to 2012, when the first states moved to legalize cannabis, according to a federally funded study that was released on Monday. The 2018 Monitoring the Future survey found that annual, monthly and daily marijuana use remained lower among the natio...

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