Bill Status: Introduced January 27, 2025; No Hearing Scheduled (Likely Dead) Impact on Legal Market: Complete elimination of voter-approved medical program CBDT Framework Application: Medical market destruction analysis Last Updated: November 2025 Bill at a Glance CategoryDetailsBill NumberHB 1101Official Title"An Act to repeal provisions relating to medical cannabis&
Bill Status: Passed Senate (2022, 2024), Died in House Both Times, Reintroduced January 2025 Impact on Legal Market: Medical program creation, NOT adult-use CBDT Framework Application: Medical market penetration analysis Last Updated: November 2025 Bill at a Glance CategoryDetailsBill NumberS.53Official Title"South Carolina Compassionate Care Act"Primary
Administrative Reform Without Market Impact—Why Technical Fixes Don't Displace Black Markets The Silent Majority 420 | November 2025 Bill at a Glance CategoryDetailsOfficial TitleAn Act Relating to Taxation - CannabisBill NumberHB 5829Session2025 Regular SessionSponsorsHouse Finance CommitteeStatusPassed House (vote margin TBD), Passed Senate (vote margin TBD), Signed by Governor
CBDT Analysis: How a 97.5% Reduction in Trafficking Thresholds Strengthens Oklahoma's Legal Market While Protecting Compliant Businesses The Silent Majority 420 | November 2025 Bill at a Glance FieldDetailsBillHB 1163Session2025 Regular SessionTitleMedical marijuana; decreasing weight amount of marijuana for aggravated trafficking offensePrimary SponsorRep. Tom Gann (R-Inola)House VotePassed
Why the Ohio General Assembly's systematic undermining of Issue 2 threatens to turn voter-approved success into California-style policy failure The Silent Majority 420 | November 2025 The Bill at a Glance FieldDetailsBillSenate Bill 56Session136th General Assembly (2025-2026)Primary SponsorSen. Stephen Huffman (R-Tipp City)Co-Sponsors6 Republican co-sponsorsSenate Vote23-9 (Feb 26,
Why ultra-low dose restrictions ensure North Dakota's medical program remains among the nation's least effective The Silent Majority 420 | November 2025 The Bill at a Glance FieldDetailsBillHB 1203Primary SponsorRep. Steve Vetter (R)StatusSigned by Governor Kelly Armstrong (R), April 21, 2025EffectiveAugust 1, 2025Products AvailableAugust/September 2025Official
How the Democratic legalization bill would capture only 35-45% market share—and what fixing the tax structure could achieve The Silent Majority 420 | November 2025 The Bill at a Glance FieldDetailsBillHB 413Session2025 Regular SessionTitleMarijuana Legalization and Reinvestment ActPrimary SponsorRep. Jordan Lopez (D-Mecklenburg)Co-sponsors13 Democratic representativesStatusIntroduced March 17, 2025; stuck in
How "Protecting Children" Becomes De Facto Prohibition for Millions of Legal Cannabis Users Prohibition by Geography: Criminalizing Legal Consumption Based on Neighbors' Family Status New York legalized adult cannabis consumption in 2021, allowing adults 21+ to possess and consume cannabis in their private residences. The Marijuana Regulation
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How Evidence-Based Supply Policy Supports Legal Market Growth and Prevents Small Farm Extinction The Supply-Side Crisis Threatening New York's Cannabis Market While New York's cannabis market achieved 894% sales growth through potency tax repeal and enforcement scaling, a critical threat remains: the collapse of New York&
How Smart Policy Design Increases Legal Market Share and Patient Access When Policy Gets It Right: S3294A as the Anti-Prohibition Model While New York A977 and A08581 threaten to destroy New York's cannabis market through product prohibition, Senate Bill S3294A demonstrates what evidence-based cannabis policy looks like. On
How 15% and 25% Limits Would Eliminate 90-95% of Legal Cannabis Products and Return New York to Prohibition The Worst Cannabis Legislation Proposed in Any U.S. State While New York's cannabis market celebrates historic optimization—894% sales growth from potency tax repeal and enforcement scaling—Assemblyman Phil