Cannabis Crime Scene

Can you be sexually discriminated against if you are a man? It's not the case we often think about, but this lawsuit by a Harvest Health and Recreation employee filed against his fellow employees reminds us that just maybe, it could work both ways. 

The six-part docuseries also explores Humboldt’s marijuana farms — both legal and illegal — and provides a glimpse into what it takes for an outlaw farmer to cross over to the legal market.

This case features former Eaze CEO James Patterson, who pled guilty in federal court to defrauding the bank. The company insisted it did not wrong when accused by a competitor of playing fast & loose with customer credit card transactions. Then came clean when a separate case showed the gig was up.

Michael Thompson served over 25 years in Michigan prison for a nonviolent marijuana offense. In January 2021, Governor Whitmer granted Michael's request for commutation. In the early hours of January 28th, at 4am, Michael Thompson was released from prison in Jackson, Michigan – and reunited with his family and loved ones that he hadn’t seen in over 25 years.

Behind B Noble, Fab 5 Freddy’s line of cannabis with Curaleaf Holdings, Inc., is former prisoner Bernard Noble, a Black man who served seven years out of a 13-year sentence of hard labor in prison for the equivalent of two joints’ worth of cannabis. Fab 5 Freddy and Noble turned his story of injustice on its head with a new partnership selling cannabis. The form? Two-joint packs, the exact amount that led to Noble’s original sentence.