SB95

Summary

A South Dakota bill that would have required medical cannabis cardholders to present their card or card number upon a law enforcement officer's request has been withdrawn by its prime sponsor. Withdrawal means medical cannabis patients in South Dakota will not face a new statutory obligation to produce their registry card during law enforcement encounters.

More South Dakota Cannabis Bills

• SB39Revise provisions relating to industrial hemp.Passed
• HB1099Reschedule the pharmaceutical composition of crystalline polymorph psilocybin in a drug product approved by the Food and Drug Administration as a Schedule IV controlled substance.Passed
• HB1160Repeal the medical marijuana oversight committee.In Committee
• HB1065Revise the medical purpose affirmative defense in cannabis prosecution.In Committee
• HB1255Require that the Department of Health accept the medical records of a veteran applying for a medical cannabis registry identification card.Introduced
• HB1211Create a digital registry identification card for medical cannabis patients.Introduced
• SB194Limit the potency of cannabis products sold at medical cannabis dispensaries.Introduced
• SB181Cause the repeal of the medical cannabis chapter upon the federal re-scheduling of cannabis.Introduced
• SB143Require that the Department of Health annually report on public health effects of cannabis use.Introduced
• SB61Ban hemp-derived intoxicants not for medical purposes.Introduced
• HB1053Require that terminal care facilities allow terminally ill patients to use medical cannabis.Introduced