Ohioans could not legally smoke medical marijuana under a revamped proposal being rolled out today by state legislators.
Those with a prescription for medical marijuana would be allowed to use vaporization or other inhalant devices.
But the new restriction in the legislation, targeted for a House vote Tuesday, probably sets up a public battle with supporters of proposed November ballot issues that would allow smoking.
Rep. Kirk Schuring of Canton, who was set to brief his fellow GOP House members Tuesday night on the revised measure, said he hopes the special committee he chairs approves the new plan Thursday after seeing it for the first time today. After House passage, Schuring said, he is optimistic the Senate and Kasich administration will quickly approve Ohio becoming the 25th state to legalize medical marijuana.
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No Smoking Under New Ohio Medical Marijuana Proposal
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