HJR103

Summary

Missouri bill proposes a constitutional amendment that would regulate the advertising and promotion of marijuana sales; it has been referred to the House Emerging Issues committee. A constitutional amendment restricting marijuana advertising could significantly constrain how cannabis businesses market their products to consumers in Missouri.

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