The origins of America’s cannabis regulatory scheme lie in the early twentieth century, when shifting attitudes toward narcotics prompted both state and federal lawmakers to expand their reach. Regulation came primarily through state “poison laws” and pharmacy controls, often lumping cannabis together with other substances deemed dangerous.
Based upon the preponderance of the evidence, we have concluded the Cannabis plant, the seeds thereof, and Cannabis products using Indigenous extraction methods should be fully decontrolled.
This week in Tallahassee, Florida (February 16, 2021) the Florida House is talking about Marijuana. Since no bill is being heard Tuesday, the public won’t be allowed in the room.
That means only the lawmakers will be in the room when Dr. Bertha Madras gets up to talk about the harms of high potency Cannabis
Thursday, June 4, join Face-to-Face with FLCAN as we welcome Congressman Greg Steube.
How we tax Cannabis won’t make a huge impact on the Florida state budget, but it will make an impact on consumers- specifically patients and those on a fixed income.
I first heard about Make it Legal Florida at an FLCAN quarterly Board of Director’s Meeting. Ethel Rowland, our current president was talking about MILF. “MILF will do this, MILF will do that…”
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