A bill in the Texas Senate aims to ban edible products containing THC, following the commercialization of hemp in 2019. Possession could lead to jail time and fines. High THC levels can cause hallucinations and psychosis. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick initiated the ban to protect Texans from dangerous THC products. The bill would address the unregulated market and high THC content in products.
Key Points
Bill to ban edible products with THC in Texas Senate
Response to the commercialization of hemp in 2019
High THC levels can cause hallucinations and psychosis
Pros
Protecting public health by restricting access to potentially harmful THC products
Regulating the market to ensure consumer safety
Cons
Potential criminalization of individuals possessing THC products
Impact on businesses that sell THC-containing edibles