SB1307

Summary

A Missouri bill that modifies rules around marijuana use by family court participants has been referred to the Senate Families, Seniors and Health Committee. Changes to how marijuana use is treated in family court proceedings could affect the legal standing of patients who participate in the state's cannabis program.

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