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The US Hemp Roundtable believes that intoxicating compounds like D8 should be regulated like other adult-use cannabis products, while the open retail marketplace should be limited to non-intoxicating hemp. We hope to see similar legislation be introduced in other states that feature adult-use cannabis markets. But what to do in states where there is no adult-use cannabis? Delta-8 in the States As we predicted in our year-end review, Delta-8 THC is emerging as a hot legislative topic in state capitols. D8 is added to Oklahoma’s definition of hemp, removed from the definition of marijuana, and included within the exception of hemp from marijuana.
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Delta-8 in the States
As we predicted in our year-end review, Delta-8 THC is emerging as a hot legislative topic in state capitols. The US Hemp Roundtable believes that intoxicating compounds like D8 should be regulated like other adult-use cannabis products, while the open retail marketplace should be limited to non-intoxicating hemp. Late last year, we saw several states adopt the Roundtable’s approach, including Oregon,Read the full article @ Cannabis Law Report