Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick announced he is launching Senate Bill 3, an effort to ban all forms of consumable THC from being sold.
Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick pushing forth a proposal to ban all forms of THC in Texas is getting negative reviews.
Under current law, marijuana can be sold legally if it contains .03% or less THC, which is what gets a user high."I think the fact that there is a legislative push right now underscores the issue," criminal defense attorney Cordt Akers said. Patrick announced he is launching Senate Bill 3, an effort to ban all forms of consumable THC from being sold.
Miller agrees with Patrick's proposal. Both say it would have no effect on the state's medical marijuana program. "How can you hold a company that sells a product pursuant to the law responsible for what someone does to that product after they sell it?" State Rep. Rolanda Jones said.
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