Welcome To Indiana NORML

Working To Reform Indiana's Marijuana Laws

To Educate Hoosiers About Cannabis Rights

Indiana NORML Through The Decades

Indiana NORML has spent decades telling the truth about Cannabis/Hemp/Marijuana. For many of those years, we met with great resistance from both Prohibitionists and the organizations that support them, like the Indiana Prosecuting Attorney's Council (IPAC). But we persisted. We took every opportunity to speak to Hoosiers about the benefits of Cannabis. We have countered generations-old lies about Cannabis. Contrary to what the prohibitionists want us all to believe that there is no research into Cannabis, there are volumes of scientific evidence to back our claims. This year, we finally made a break through. Every poll, even casual ones, show massive support for relegalization.



What is INORML About?

Indiana NORML supports the right of adults to use marijuana responsibly, whether for medical or personal purposes. All penalties, both civil and criminal, should be eliminated for responsible use. Further, to eliminate the crime, corruption and violence associated with any "black market," a legally regulated market should be established where consumers could buy marijuana in a safe and secure environment. Indiana NORML also supports the legalization of hemp (non-psychoactive marijuana) for industrial use.


Latest Cannabis News

2020 Election Voter Guide

Download The Indiana NORML 2020 Election Voter Guide. Use this Voter Guide to select Cannabiss friendly candidates in the 2020 ballot.

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Illinois Breaks Marijuana Sales Record With Nearly 1.3 Million Products Sold In July

Despite the coronavirus pandemic, Illinois is reporting nearly $61 million in adult-use cannabis sales—smashing the previous record set in June of nearly $47 million.

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Dear Joe Biden: Here's the data, now it's time to embrace marijuana legalization

There's still time for you to make a similar evolution, by repenting for your past sins as one of the nation's leading drug warriors, and then quickly pivoting to embrace legalization.

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Hemp Flower Bans Threaten Commerce In Indiana And Texas

With the legalization of hemp at the federal level with the passage of the 2018 Farm Bill, it wasn't long before a new industry based on the increasing popularity of cannabidiol began to take root across the country.

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Marijuana Concentrates Spike THC Levels but Don't Boost Impairment

A study of 121 regular users of legal market cannabis found that higher potency does not necessarily mean greater intoxication. It also found that while balance and memory are impaired immediately ...

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Here's what the path to legalization for cannabis could look like - Video

Pablo Zuanic, Fantor Fitzgerald managing director, on the state of regulation in the cannabis industry. With CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Fast Money traders, Guy Adami, Tim Seymour, and Brian Kelly.

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Indiana NORML Endorsed Candidates for The 2020 Election

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Cannabis Is Not A Gateway Drug

The gateway theory argues that because heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine users often used marijuana before graduating to harder drugs, it must be a "gateway" to harder drug use. The theory implies that there is a causal mechanism that biologically sensitizes drug users, making them more willing to try—and more desirous of—harder drugs.

Yet the gateway hypothesis doesn't make sense to those who use marijuana or have used in the past. Research shows that the vast majority of marijuana users do not go on to use hard drugs. Most stop using after entering the adult social world of family and work.

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Cannabis Has Been Used As Medicine For Millennia

Cannabis is used recreationally for its euphoriant effects. But it also has the potential for effective therapeutic use. With mounting evidence for its medicinal benefits, there have been increasing calls for its decriminalisation and legalisation.

Used for centuries across various ancient cultures both medicinally and recreationally, cannabis has its roots in Central and South East Asia from as early as the third millennium BCE.

Cannabis pollen was found on the mummy of Ramesses II, who died in 1213 BC. Prescriptions for cannabis in Ancient Egypt included treatment for the eyes (glaucoma), inflammation, as well as administering enemas.


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We Need Your Support In Order To Keep Fighting For Your Cannabis Rights


Join Indiana NORML

Please join our fight today by becoming an official Indiana NORML 2020 member. To be considered an Indiana NORML member in good standing and receive your 2020 Member Card, donate at least $25 this calendar year, or become a sustaining donor of at least $5 per month.

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We must keep up the fight to legalize marijuana across the United States by taking our cause to local city councils, state legislatures, and Congress. Your support helps ensure marijuana consumers are represented in the political process and powers our movement to end prohibition once and for all.