A Watchdog Without Teeth? Why Connecticut’s Cannabis Ombudsman Needs Real Authority
Original reporting referenced from CT Insider by Jordan Nathaniel Fenster. Additional analysis and commentary by CT CannaTimes.
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Original reporting referenced from CT Insider by Jordan Nathaniel Fenster. Additional analysis and commentary by CT CannaTimes.
The Connecticut legislative session may be over, but the decisions made this year are going to shape the state’s cannabis market for years and now the Social Equity Council is once again allowing public comment at meetings.
Connecticut officials keep acting like consumer freedom is the problem with the cannabis market.
Connecticut consumers are being told that Mike Tyson’s cannabis brand is officially coming to the state through Rodeo Cannabis in Rocky Hill.
CT CannaTimes would like to thank the bipartisan proponents, sponsors, and supporters of SB 191 “An Act Concerning the Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Pilot Program” which officially passed both chambers of the Connecticut General Assembly today.
Buried inside HB 5222 is a little-noticed cannabis definition rewrite that could have major consequences for Connecticut’s hemp and cannabinoid market.
Connecticut lawmakers quietly inserted a major cannabis power shift into HB 5222.
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Dabbin’ Dad needs to explain its position.