H1726

Summary

A Massachusetts bill addressing criminal disposition of limited psilocybin possession offenses has been accompanied by a study order under House Rule 27, pausing its legislative progress. Stalled reform of criminal disposition procedures leaves current legal consequences for psilocybin possession unchanged, affecting how cases involving patients or consumers are handled.

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