Hawaii Wants DEA To Exempt State Marijuana Laws From Federal Interference Update: Hawaii’s Committee On Judiciary Votes “Aye” | April 16 2021

Welcome back to WeedPress. Here is today’s update.

Relevant law: Code of Federal Regulations Title 21 Section 1307.03

Precedent: Peyote is exempt for non-medical use from federal laws in certain states. Full details seen here courtesy of the Iowa news site Bleeding Heartland and was published just this week by one of the founders of Iowans for Medical Marijuana’s Carl Olsen: States must apply for federal exemption when authorizing use of cannabis

https://www.bleedingheartland.com/2021/04/12/states-must-apply-for-federal-exemption-when-authorizing-use-of-cannabis/

Details are below in the videos courtesy of WeedPress (follow WeedPress on Facebook for more on this strategy to exempt state marijuana laws from federal law and interference.)

This strategy must be implemented in order to protect state sovereignty, and protect state marijuana patients from paying higher costs at dispensaries, among other harms caused by states failing to apply for federal exemption.

I made a copy of today’s judiciary committee hearing and vote advancing HCR 132 in a video here:

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