Hawaii Governor Vetoes Bill Allowing MMJ for Opioid Addiction

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By Patrick BegganJul 11, 2018, 1:51 pm45 pts
On Tuesday, Hawaii Gov. David Ige, a Democrat, vetoed state Senate Bill 2407, which would have allowed for the treatment of opioid addiction with medical cannabis, according to a Marijuana.com report. Gov. Ige announced his rationale for the veto on Tuesday. “The Department of Health already has a formal…

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