A legislative study committee recently held a hearing to discuss the potential of decriminalizing or legalizing marijuana in Indiana, with the meeting lasting nearly seven hours.
The Commerce and Economic Development Interim Study Committee, consisting of both senators and state representatives, held the meeting on Wednesday. Although members discussed a variety of potential approaches for reforming the state’s marijuana laws and also discussed its potential benefits and risks, no specific agreement was reached.
”We just couldn’t gain consensus on this, so there are no current recommendations on the table,” said Senator Scott Baldwin, Chair of the committee.
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