Re-written Tennessee MMJ Bill Requires Doctor Prescription; Sponsor Calls Process ‘Political Mumbo Jumbo’

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By TG BranfaltMar 22, 2018, 2:48 pm10 pts
The bill to legalize medical cannabis in Tennessee has been rewritten and the new version would make the program virtually unworkable as it calls for physicians to write a prescription for program access, rather than a recommendation, according to a Tennessean report. Rep. Jeremy Faison, the bill sponsor who…

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