Ohio’s attorney general has asked to intervene in a challenge to a new state law that requires THC-derived beverages and other “intoxicating hemp” products to be sold only at dispensaries.
The lawsuit seeks to invalidate the new state law, which banned most businesses from selling certain hemp-derived products. Cannabis is legal in Ohio but can be sold only in dispensaries. Under a federal loophole, hemp-derived products could be sold by more retailers prior to the ban, which went into effect on March 20.
This is one of at least three lawsuits challenging the new hemp regulations. Sellers and distributors of ...
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