Minnesota's soon-to-be law allowing recreational marijuana, explained
The law would take effect July 1, though the elimination of criminal penalties — even for possession of small amounts — won’t kick in until Aug. 1.
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The law would take effect July 1, though the elimination of criminal penalties — even for possession of small amounts — won’t kick in until Aug. 1.
Legal medical marijuana sales officially began in Minnesota on July 1, 2015, but at the time it was signed into law by then-Gov. Mark Dayton, the state legislation that authorized those sales was widely considered the most restrictive of its kind in the nation. That's now changed.
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Minnesota's registered medical cannabis patients will have a greater choice of how they consume their medicines. But not for a while yet.
Starting in August 2022, patients registered in the medical cannabis program will have the option of using gummies — or chews — as a delivery option.