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The Texas House of Representatives just advanced HB 1325, a bill that would allow for agricultural growth, manufacturing and production of hemp, without objection. This is a historic first for Texas farmers! Now that the bill has made it out of the House, it will move on to the Senate. (Read bill overview.) Ask your…
Rep. Joe Moody’s bill to reduce penalties for low-level marijuana possession has been added to the House Calendar for April 25th! At the Capitol, the Calendars Committee placed HB 63, which would remove jail time and the collateral consequences that come along with a criminal marijuana possession conviction, on the House Calendar on April 25th! This…
Legislation is moving at the Capitol! How can you support our work? Texas NORML’s mission is to change marijuana laws so that it reflects the majority opinion of Texans which is that the responsible use of cannabis by adults and patients should no longer be subject to penalty. Please donate to support our mission! Right…
4 #Texas companies are suing to overturn the state’s new ban on the manufacture & sale of smokable #hemp products, which they warn will shut Texas companies out of a multibillion-dollar industry and lead to inaccurately labeled products on store shelves.
https://www.marijuanamoment.net/texas-lawsuit-challenges-states-new-ban-on-smokable-hemp/
End the federal prohibition on marijuana, expunge the records of low-level drug offenders, and make sure that those most targeted by the war on drugs have equitable access to a cannabis industry that will pump billions in revenue into the Texas economy.
https://kdhnews.com/business/local-businesses-taking-a-hit-after-state-bans-smokable-hemp/article_9ca1d700-d695-11ea-adea-2bacd8ba3202.html#utm_campaign=blox&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social
"(Shops have) been able to stay open, keep people employed. We hope that's able to continue. But if they take a hit to income due to the retail shops not being able to sell smokeable CBD, that could be problematic for them," she said.
https://www.ksat.com/news/texas/2020/08/02/texas-retail-ban-on-smokeable-hemp-starts-sunday/
