Medical cannabis regulations now headed to Nebraska AG, governor for approval
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The Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission has approved formal regulations for the state's medical cannabis program, which will now be reviewed by the attorney general and governor for approval. The regulations define restrictions on medical cannabis establishments, including licenses, security requirements, and product sales, and have been the subject of controversy and criticism from state officials.
The Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission has unanimously approved formal regulations for the state's medical cannabis program. The rules will now be reviewed by Attorney General Mike Hilgers and Governor Jim Pillen for approval. The regulations have been in place temporarily since July 1, 2024, and define restrictions on medical cannabis establishments. The state's medical cannabis program has been the subject of controversy, with Hilgers and Pillen questioning its legality under federal law. Despite this, the governor has offered administrative support and set aside funds for the program. The regulations will now undergo a standard review process before being finalized.
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