The US Supreme Court ruled that the government cannot categorically bar marijuana users from possessing firearms, expanding Second Amendment protections. The decision is primarily a legal and regulatory development rather than a direct market driver, though it may affect future cannabis-related enforcement and litigation. No specific financial figures were provided.
The US Supreme Court ruled that the government cannot categorically bar marijuana users from possessing firearms, expanding Second Amendment protections. The decision is primarily a legal and regulatory development rather than a direct market driver, though it may affect future cannabis-related enforcement and litigation. No specific financial figures were provided.
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