Medical marijuana patients just want to grow their own weed. Why lawmakers won’t allow it.
Marijuana Industry NewsNew JerseyRecreational Marijuana January 27, 2021 MJ Shareholders 0
Only after completing a pricey drug rehabilitation program was she legally eligible to receive custody, on top of serving three years of probation. Her husband, now deceased, was also charged and sentenced to drug court.
Under the proposed legislation on Gov. Phil Murphy’s desk, at-home cultivation (or home-grow) still remains severely criminalized.
“I don’t want to be in the business, I just want to grow and be left alone. Legalize me,” she said during testimony.
As lawmakers finalize the details of New Jersey’s cannabis legalization and decriminalization policies, at-home cultivation hasn’t been considered to be included in the coming reform measures by state lawmakers. [Read more at NJ.com]
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