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The New Jersey CannaBusiness Association promotes jobs and growth in a sustainable and responsible NJ cannabis industry. Starting with the pioneers in the medical cannabis market to the emerging players in the adult-use space, NJCBA's focus is to make certain that decision-makers and regulators understand and respect the needs of the NJ cannabis business community and that our community remains responsible corporate citizens.
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January 2020
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CANNABIS POSSESSION CHARGES
Estimated number of people in New Jersey charged with cannabis possession since legalization stalled on March 25th, 2019. Every day in New Jersey, an average of 94 people are charged for cannabis possession. This number grows with each day New Jersey doesn't put an end to Prohibition.
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LATEST NEWS
Politico Pro: NJCBA taps Bayonne bank president to join its board
This article originally appeared on Politico Pro on Dec. 17, 2019. An industry group that represents cannabis businesses throughout New Jersey has tapped a local bank […]Thomas Coughlin, BCB Bank President and CEO, Joins NJCBA Board of Directors
The New Jersey CannaBusiness Association (NJCBA) announced Dec. 17, 2019, that BCB Bank President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Thomas Coughlin has joined its Board of […]
94 No More: Take Action To Stop Arrests for Cannabis Possession
In a renewed and energized push to end prohibition in New Jersey, Senator Nick Scutari (D) and Assemblyman Jamel C. Holley (D) launched a campaign to focus on the injustice of arresting more than 34,000 people every year for simple cannabis possession -- or 94 people every day -- here in New Jersey.Advocates launch “94 No More” initiative to stress importance of cannabis legalization
On Nov. 18, 2019, in Trenton, numerous advocacy groups and elected officials joined together to launch the “94 No More” campaign. The campaign, coming as efforts […]