HB1898

Summary

This Missouri bill, referred to the House Emerging Issues Committee, would require publicly funded colleges and universities to permit medical marijuana use on their campuses. Campus access policies directly affect where medical cannabis patients can legally consume, potentially increasing demand at nearby licensed retail locations.

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• HB1634Modifies definition of commercial feed to include industrial hempIntroduced
• HJR103Proposes a constitutional amendment relating to the advertising and promotion of marijuana salesIntroduced
• SB904Creates provisions relating to cannabisIntroduced
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