An Indiana bill to align state law with the forthcoming federal ban on intoxicating hemp products last week passed the state Senate Commerce and Technology Committee, the Indiana Capital Chronicle reports. The legislation would also regulate less potent products allowed under the federal reforms. Cory Harris, representing the American Trade Association for Cannabis and Hemp, told the committee that “it is imperative” that lawmakers act during this session “to […]
Indiana cannabis use, whether it is recreational or medical, is illegal in the state. Possession in small amounts is still punishable by jail time. However, the sale and use of CBD became legal in 2018. Keep up with Indiana cannabis policy and news in this section: