After 2 consecutive days, the Texas House of Representatives has approved a piece of marijuana reform legislation.
This new cannabis proposal that was recently passed in Texas would add cancer, chronic pain, and PTSD as conditions that could qualify people for the state’s limited medical cannabis program.
As first introduced to the floor, the bill would have only allowed PTSD as a qualifying condition for military veterans.
Furthermore, possession of up to 56 grams of concentrates would still be a class B misdemeanor that does still carry the threat of jail time.
As well as, making the offense a Class C misdemeanor that does not sanction jail time.
The speaker mentioned that he voted for a limited medical cannabis legalization bill.