Ohio Senate Republicans are Trying to Change Ohio's Marijuana Law Before it Goes into Effect | Cincinnati
The proposed changes would eliminate home grow, raise the tax rate, alter how the funds would be used and lower THC levels.
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The proposed changes would eliminate home grow, raise the tax rate, alter how the funds would be used and lower THC levels.
Some Ohio cities are considering prohibiting recreational marijuana dispensaries, just before Issue 2 goes into effect.
The activists told the legislature that family rejection and addiction treatment are better for trans people than the medically accepted standard of care.
Since the passage of Issue 2, Ohio’s Department of Commerce can create the Division of Cannabis Control, which has nine months to write rules for rolling out the non-medical marijuana program.
Ohio Republicans started talking almost immediately about how they want to change the law approved by voters.