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thetexan.news | Cameron Abrams
Less than 48 hours remain before Gov. Greg Abbott can either act on a bill that would ban the sale of certain consumable hemp-derived THC products in Texas, or allow it to pass into law without his signature. Senate Bill (SB) 3 would completely overhaul the current status of retail THC products in Texas by effectively prohibiting the manufacture, sale, and possession of consumable hemp products containing any cannabinoid other than cannabidiol (CBD) or cannabigerol (CBG). kA 5:ClQ=ECQmkDA2?
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thetexan.news | Cameron Abrams
With just days until the official bill signing deadline, a group of Texas farmers and hemp business owners are taking proactive legal action in case Gov. Greg Abbott decides not to veto a bill that would ban the sale of THC products. A lawsuit has been filed in the Travis County District Court seeking to challenge Senate Bill (SB) 3, which would ban the manufacture, sale, and possession of hemp-derived THC products.
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thetexan.news | Cameron Abrams
Ahead of Tesla launching robotaxis in Austin, Democratic members of the Texas Legislature are asking for a “delay” so that new state laws can take effect. State Sens. Sarah Eckhardt (D-Austin) and Judith Zaffirini (D-Laredo) and Reps.
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thetexan.news | Cameron Abrams
A criminal justice policy group has announced that former Supreme Court of Texas (SCOTX) Chief Justice Nathan Hecht will chair a new task force in an effort to “develop standards and evidence-based recommendations for the integration and oversight of artificial intelligence (AI) in the criminal justice system.” The Council on Criminal Justice (CCJ) announced on Monday the creation of a 14-person task force to study the impact of AI on law enforcement, corrections departments, court systems,...
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thetexan.news | Cameron Abrams
In The Federalist No. 70, Alexander Hamilton acknowledges that some people believe a “vigorous Executive is inconsistent with the genius of republican government.” The “No Kings” protests last week provided a modern opportunity to express that suspicion. Demonstrators displayed their frantic signage and directionless indignation at more than 2,100 events that drew over five million Americans into a spectacle of diffuse public grievances.
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