NC Compassionate Care Act

North Carolina Senate Judiciary Committee discussed new medical marijuana legislation recently introduced from GOP Senator Bill Rabon and his peers from the chamber, including senators Michael Lee And Paul Lowe.

When it comes into effect, the new legislation would set that up Medicinal Cannabis Production Commission.

Additionally, under The Law on DependencyPeople with diseases like cancer, epilepsy, HIV/AIDS, ALS, sickle cell disease, Parkinson’s disease, PTSD, and multiple sclerosis would be eligible to use medical marijuana.

In addition, the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) would have to issue registration cards to people over the age of 21 with debilitating medical conditions.

Rabon says The “only change to existing state law is to protect patients and their doctors from criminal charges and penalties and not to change laws governing non-medical marijuana.”

Marijuana into the Wisconsin state budget

Governor of Wisconsin Tony Evers lately suggested A $103.8 billion biennial budget addressing the legalization of medical and recreational marijuana in the state.

Evers hopes to create a fund to collect all excise tax revenue generated from the legalization of recreational and medical marijuana. The funds would support mental health and addiction services.

Speaker of the Wisconsin State Assembly Robin Vosa republican, contradicts Legalize medical marijuana in the state.

A new law in Connecticut aims to educate people about DUI

Connecticut The Legislature’s Transportation Committee discussed a bill designed to educate drivers about the risks of driving a vehicle under the influence of substances, including cannabis.

Sponsored by the House Majority Leader Jason Rojasthe statement would “requesting that private driver training courses or those offered in high schools and secondary schools include education” about the risks of driving under the influence of alcohol, drugs and cannabis (which is not included as of now…