HB1523

Summary

Maryland's enacted law (Chapter 354) grants the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission authority to enforce against and seize unauthorized consumable products. Retailers and distributors of cannabis products face active enforcement risk and potential product seizure if their inventory does not meet state authorization requirements.

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• SB594Cannabis - Advertising - AlterationsPassed
• HB622Cannabis - Licensees - Dispensary Licenses, Micro Dispensary Employees, and Cannabis Agent Training ProgramsPassed
• SB820Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission - Unauthorized Consumable Products - Enforcement and SeizurePassed
• SB439Employment Discrimination - Fire and Rescue Public Safety Employees - Use of Medical CannabisPassed
• SB136Collective Bargaining - Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission - Police OfficersPassed
• HB797Employment Discrimination - Fire and Rescue Public Safety Employees - Use of Medical CannabisIn Committee
• SB1008Alcohol and Cannabis - Cannabinoid Beverages Off-Premises Sales Permit - EstablishmentIntroduced
• HB1643Employment Discrimination - School Employees - Use of CannabisIntroduced
• HB1634Cannabis Licensure - Labor Peace Agreements and Collective BargainingIntroduced
• HB1631Agriculture - Hemp Manufacturing License - EstablishmentIntroduced
• SB995Cannabis Licensure - Labor Peace Agreements and Collective BargainingIntroduced
• SB994Agriculture - Hemp Manufacturing License - EstablishmentIntroduced