Legislation and Regulation: Page 87

Confusion in Kansas: State Attorney General Says Delta-8 THC is a Controlled Substance

AG Derek Schmidt’s opinion on delta-8 has already started to play out in one city in Kansas, where law enforcement could begin taking products off shelves that fit Schmidt’s description.

Mississippi Senate Sends Stern Message to House, Governor in 46-5 Passage of Medical Cannabis Bill

The Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act intends to accomplish the goals of voter-approved Initiative 65, which the state’s Supreme Court struck down.

Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol Turns In Additional Signatures in Ohio

The group submitted a total of 29,918 signatures.

The Flip to Adult Use: Jushi Eyes Political Climate, Retail Trends When Expanding in Newly Legal Cannabis Markets

As the company prepares to expand some of its existing medical operations to serve a broader adult-use market, it strives for vertical integration and an omnichannel approach to reach patients and consumers.

Mississippi Senate Committee Approves Medical Cannabis Legalization Proposal

The bill now moves to the full Senate for consideration.

Texas Gubernatorial Candidates Signal Support for Cannabis Decriminalization

Republican Gov. Greg Abbott and Democratic front-runner Beto O’Rourke have discussed their stances on cannabis policy reform on the campaign trail.

New Governor, Reenactment Clause Could Mean Changes to Virginia’s Adult-Use Cannabis Law

Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin has said he will not overturn the state’s law on legal possession and home cultivation, but he could request changes to the regulatory framework for business licensing and commercial sales.

Florida Lawmakers Consider Changes to State’s Medical Cannabis Program

House Bill 679 contains technical changes to the constitutional amendment that legalized medical cannabis in 2016.

A Portrait of One of Medical Cannabis’s Last Holdouts

This is the story of how the lack of access to medical cannabis in Mississippi separated mother and son by 16 hours, and how the state kicked reform down the road.

Ohio Receives Petitions to Add Several New Qualifying Conditions to Medical Cannabis Program

Among the proposed conditions are anxiety, depression and autism, which the board rejected last year.

Lawmaker Behind South Carolina’s Medical Cannabis Legalization Bill ‘Optimistic’ About Legislation’s Chances This Year

Sen. Tom Davis’ bill stalled in the Senate last year, but he believes the legislation will have better luck in 2022.

Kansas Lawmakers Announce Effort to Place Medical, Adult-Use Cannabis Legalization on State’s 2022 Ballot

Democrats in the Kansas House unveiled the proposed constitutional amendments Jan. 6.

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