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Ohio recreational marijuana overhaul would raise excise tax, limit dispensaries

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Legislators are advancing a bill to overhaul Ohio’s recreational marijuana law, including raising the excise tax, limiting the number of dispensaries that can open in the state, and reducing the number of cannabis plants that can be grown at home. Senate Bill 56 received a second hearing on Tuesday in the […]

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Changes proposed to Ohio's recreational marijuana amendment

A little more than a year after Ohio voters overwhelmingly approved recreational marijuana in Ohio, state lawmakers want to limit it and criminalize some aspects.

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“Slap in the Face” to Voters—Ohio Bill Takes Aim at Marijuana Legalization

An Ohio Senate panel on February 18 took testimony over a bill that would significantly amend the state’s voter-approved marijuana legalization law—including by halving the number of plants adults could grow, creating additional criminal offenses and eliminating certain social equity provisions. Most testimony heard by the Senate General Government Committee—which is expected to vote on the proposal next week—was in sharp opposition to the measu…

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Ohio recreational marijuana overhaul would raise excise tax, limit dispensaries

4 days ago·Columbus, United States

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Ohio Committee Holds Hearing on Bill to Roll Back Voter-Approved Recreational Marijuana Law, Nearly All Oppose

The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Ohio’s Senate General Government Committee held a hearing today on a bill that would significantly alter the state’s recreational marijuana law. The committee held the hearing today on Senate Bill 56, which would roll back some of the state’s recreational marijuana law, which was approved by voters in 2023. Over 40 people provided testimony in opposition to the bill, with just one person in s…

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