In accordance with the kurtz template South Dakota's legislature snuffed out industrial cannabis but will continue to debate legalization.
Thanks to a wide, bipartisan vote in the Health and Human Services Committee Senate Bill 171 as amended is headed to the floor for further debate. Senator Bradford recalled the use of native plants during testimony and Sen. Curd admitted bill is not perfect. One senator smacked down law enforcement for going down the slippery dope slope.
It's not just South Dakota's law enforcement industry lying about crimes attributed to legal cannabis.
Also by a wide, bipartisan margin the Commerce Committee in the Iowa House voted to legalize cannabis to treat epilepsy, multiple sclerosis and end-stage cancer.
Thanks to a wide, bipartisan vote in the Health and Human Services Committee Senate Bill 171 as amended is headed to the floor for further debate. Senator Bradford recalled the use of native plants during testimony and Sen. Curd admitted bill is not perfect. One senator smacked down law enforcement for going down the slippery dope slope.
It's not just South Dakota's law enforcement industry lying about crimes attributed to legal cannabis.
Also by a wide, bipartisan margin the Commerce Committee in the Iowa House voted to legalize cannabis to treat epilepsy, multiple sclerosis and end-stage cancer.
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