Gov. Phil Murphy on Tuesday ordered a 60-day review of New Jersey's "constrained" medical marijuana program, saying he would consider allowing home delivery, purchases beyond the 2-ounce limit and expanding the number of licensed dispensaries to improve patient access.
Murphy, however, did not mention anything about approving an expanding list of medical conditions--including Tourette syndrome, chronic pain and anxiety--a medical advisory panel recommended in October.
Gov. Chris Christie, a Republican, left office last week without his health commissioner making a decision, which rules say is due no later than April.
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