HB1195
FailedMSMedical cannabis; prohibit advertising or marketing of within the State of Mississippi by any person or entity.
Mississippi · Session 2026
Summary
This Mississippi bill would have banned advertising or marketing of medical cannabis within the state by any person or entity, but it died in committee. Medical cannabis dispensaries and brands would have lost all in-state advertising channels had the bill advanced.
What
This Mississippi bill would have banned advertising or marketing of medical cannabis within the state by any person or entity, but it died in committee.
Who
medical cannabis retailers and cultivators
Why
Medical cannabis dispensaries and brands would have lost all in-state advertising channels had the bill advanced.
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More Mississippi Cannabis Bills
- HB1152Right to Try Medical Cannabis Act; create.Vetoed
- HB895Medical cannabis; eliminate mandatory follow-up visit and extend validity periods of certification and ID cards to 24 months.Vetoed
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- HB1034Compassionate Access to Medical Cannabis Act; create to allow terminally ill to use in hospitals.Failed
- HB513Public Health Trust Fund; divert a certain percentage of funds collected under the Medical Cannabis Act into for 4 years.Failed
- SB3320General Fund; FY2027 appropriation to Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee.Failed
- SB3318General Fund; FY2027 appropriation to University of Mississippi for the Center for Mississippi Medical Cannabis Research.Failed
- HB1711Medical cannabis; dispensary may sell directly to the designated caregiver without the qualifying patient being present.Failed
- SB2085Possession of marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids; amend penalties for certain convictions.Failed
- SB2572MS Hemp Cultivation Act; revise provisions of and legalize manufacture and sale of hemp beverages.Failed
- SB2095Warrantless search; odor of marijuana insufficient to provide probable cause for.Failed
- HB894Medical cannabis; remove THC potency limits for cannabis concentrates.Failed
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