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Colorado marijuana businesses optimistic about Ohio medical marijuana law (video)
Colorado marijuana businesses optimistic about Ohio medical marijuana law (video)
DENVER, Colorado -- When Ohio lawmakers voted to legalize medical marijuana earlier this year, the rest of the country was watching.Ohio has twice the population of Colorado, considered the pioneer for state-regulated medical and recreational marijuana programs.And Ohio's list of acceptable medical conditions includes chronic pain, which usually means a larger patient pool and thus larger market for marijuana businesses.
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Ohio lawmaker urges cities not to ban medical marijuana before state sets rules
Ohio lawmaker urges cities not to ban medical marijuana before state sets rules
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- One of the biggest medical marijuana supporters at the Ohio Statehouse is asking local governments to take a breath before banning or restricting marijuana businesses.In an open letter, Sen. Kenny Yuko acknowledged the concerns communities have about Ohio's new medical marijuana law but reminded them it will be months or even years before businesses will be growing or selling marijuana.The Richmond Heights Democrat issued the letter on Wednesday, the day before Ohio's medical marijuana took effect.
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Addressing the legal questions of Ohio's medical marijuana law
Addressing the legal questions of Ohio's medical marijuana law
Despite Ohio's new medical marijuana law going into effect Thursday, it could be as many as two years before the state-run program is in working order."There are people using medical marijuana now in Ohio and they are doing so illegally," said Aaron Marshall of Ohioans for Medical Marijuana.He's preaching patience as the state develops rules and regulations.
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Local medical marijuana user calls Ohio's new law a small step but not a victory
Local medical marijuana user calls Ohio's new law a small step but not a victory
MENTOR-ON-THE-LAKE, Ohio - Ohio's medical marijuana law went into effect Thursday but there is little in place to actually put the law into practice."Today we start the process in Ohio for the functioning legal medical marijuana market," said Tom Haren, a Westlake attorney who has done extensive research on the issue."Nothing magical is really happening today."
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