Several cannabis-related bills in Indiana, including one that would legalize an adult-use market, failed to advance in the state’s Republican-controlled Legislature.
House Bill 1630 aimed to establish a regulated program and allow those 21 and older to purchase, possess and consume marijuana.
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Other proposals that failed, according to Indiana Capital Chronicle, included:
Establishing a medical marijuana program. Decriminalizing possession of 2 ounces or less of flower. Banning marijuana-related advertisements.
The adult-use legalization bill, championed by advocates Safe & Regulated Indiana, was viewed as a long shot for passage considering that Indiana’s House and Senate leaders are vocal critics of marijuana legalization efforts.
There was some hope new Republican Gov. Mike Braun, who was sworn in January, could change the state’s long-held
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