Democratic Tennessee lawmakers introduce bill to legalize medical, recreational marijuana
The bill would allow people over the age of 21 to have up to 60 grams of marijuana flower with a maximum of 15 grams as a concentrate.
Bills introduced to legalize recreational, medical cannabis in Tennessee
Sen. Jeff Yarbro (D-Nashville) introduced SB 0809, which is the Tennessee Cannabis Act. The act is an amendment to allow for personal or recreational marijuana use while creating rules for dispensaries to produce,
CannBeat: State Bills Would Allow Recreational, Medical Cannabis
Both bills allow all Tennessee adults over 21 to possess, use, and transport small amounts of cannabis for personal use. Both would allow cannabis retailers to sell all THC products. They would also allow Tennesseans to grow up to 12 cannabis plants for personal use.
Marijuana legalization up for debate again in Tennessee
Two Democrats have filed bills that would legalize recreational marijuana in Tennessee, a move one of the bill's sponsors said could add millions to the state's general fund. House Bill 836 by Rep. Larry Miller,
‘Pot for Potholes Act’ bill proposes fixing TN roads by legalizing marijuana
Rep. Aftyn Behn wants Tennessee to control the sale of marijuana products and use the revenue to improve roads.
TN bill would legalize marijuana, fund roads
Dec. 2024 data from a Vanderbilt University poll showed 63% of Tennesseans support legalization.
Tennessee lawmaker proposes bill legalizing adult cannabis use, medical for children
A Tennessee lawmaker has proposed a bill which would legalize cannabis use in the state.SB0809, otherwise to be known as the Tennessee Cannabi
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Pot for Potholes: See the full bill that’s proposed in Tennessee
A new bill being proposed in Tennessee would allow the sale of marijuana, with tax revenue being allocated to state highways.
Tennessee hemp industry gets legal reprieve from product ban until summer
The sale of popular hemp products will remain legal in Tennessee until at least June, when a legal challenge to state rules ...