The 24th state to do so, Ohio included a provision for at-home cultivation and possession of the drug. The state’s Senate passed a bill to address potency, tax, expungement and social equity in the immediate aftermath of the new law taking effect, and the state’s implementation of the policy remains in flux.
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Ohio Marijuana Law Now In Effect, Senate Looks To Make Changes
Ohio has officially been added to the list of states to legalize marijuana. So reports Politico.
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