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Pennsylvania Lawmakers Discuss Adult-Use Marijuana Legalization

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The Pennsylvania Senate Democratic Party Policy Committee held a hearing in Philadelphia to discuss adult-use marijuana legalization. The committee, which was chaired by Senator Nick Miller (14th District) and co-chaired by Senator Sharif Street (3rd District), focused on the topic of 'Adult-Use Cannabis: Criminal Justice, Safety & Economic Impacts.' The discussion occurred shortly after the Pennsylvania Attorney General announced charges against 12 people in an alleged $18.7 million scheme involving high-potency marijuana products marketed as legal hemp across the state.

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The committee was considering various legislative vehicles to address the issue. Experts noted that products disguised as legal hemp were already circulating in the state, leading to concerns about inexperienced users and the need for a regulated framework to dismantle criminal networks.

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  • Nick MillerChaired the committee hearing on adult-use cannabis policy in Pennsylvania.

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