After multiple bills were introduced this session – some calling for more licenses, some calling for more transparency – lawmakers were unable to come to a solution.
At the end of Georgia’s legislative session, lawmakers came up one vote short on a cannabis bill. That means Georgia’s medical marijuana program remains at a standstill.
This comes after both the senate and the house approved two separate bills to jumpstart the stalled program, earlier in the legislative session.
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