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Texas Senate Passes Bill To Criminalize Most Consumable Hemp Products, Sending It To House
The Texas Senate has now formally pass a bill that would outlaw consumable hemp products with any detectable amount of THC—even as the governor, who recently vetoed similar legislation during the regular session,
Texas Senate gives first approval to hemp ban bill despite Gov. Greg Abbott vetoing earlier attempt
Abbott, in his veto of THC ban, urged lawmakers to regulate hemp sales similarly to liquor sales, by prohibiting sales near places frequented by children, and prohibiting sales to anyone under the age of 21, with strict penalties for any retailer that fails to comply.
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Senator McConnell says people should grow hemp and protect kids
U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) delivered some floor remarks on August 1 regarding his continued efforts to protect ...
Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) took to the Senate floor on Friday to lambast opponents of his proposal to ban hemp THC products, ...
On Thursday, a former friend of Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller alleged that the Texas Rangers looked into Miller's ...
A new poll reveals that 79% of Texas voters support keeping hemp-derived products legal, despite legislative efforts to ban ...
Hemp has been a contentious issue in Sutter County, and Lucas “Luke” Maxwell Wilson took the lead in advocating for the ...
According to law enforcement officials, the marijuana discovered is valued at an estimated $60 million, and authorities say ...
Currently, the sale of such products is allowed, at least at the federal level, by a loophole in the 2018 farm bill that ...
The state’s rapidly growing hemp sector has resulted in legal THC products even though recreational marijuana is banned. Now ...
Alabamians who have come to rely on products containing THC, the principle psychoactive compound found in marijuana, are back ...
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Georgia lawmakers taking another look at medical marijuana, hemp laws
Georgia legislators are taking another look at the state’s medical marijuana regulations, with a House study committee ...
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