Ivey called SB 46, dubbed the"Darren Wesley 'Ato' Hall Compassion Act," an"important first step" and thanked state Sen. Tim Melson and state Rep. Mike Ball, who co-sponsored the legislation in their chambers, for their hard work to address what she called"legitimate concerns.""This is certainly a sensitive and emotional issue and something that is continually being studied," Ivey said in a statement.
Read MoreThe law creates a medical cannabis commission to regulate, license and oversee distribution of medical marijuana. Doctors can prescribe medical marijuana for several conditions including cancer, a terminal illness, epilepsy and chronic pain. Patients will also receive medical cannabis cards, and vaping or smoking of medical marijuana would be prohibited while products including gummies, oils or creams are allowed.
Dixie will rise again!
If in condo or apt their smoke will be your smoke. Clothes, furniture, carpets, walls, permeates everything. If trying to have BBQ in backyard with family and the neighbor smokes as well as the company they have over, you and your kids will have no where to go.
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Because somebody told her it was similar to Centrum Silver.
You can hear the thundering as people move from Mississippi to Alabama
If I lived in Alabama I'd need daily medicinal dope, too.
Welcome to the 21st Century
That looks like a son who convinced his mom to cosign a car loan.
Did hell freeze over?
What’s next legalizing cocaine? Heroine? Meth? Imagine what our cities will look like
A well known racist.
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