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Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said Thursday that there will still be a public hearing to build support for passage next session, but it won’t occur until after the Assembly has adjourned for this year.
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The highly restrictive bill would limit medical marijuana to severely ill people with chronic diseases such as cancer and allow for it to be dispensed at just five state-run locations
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A new Republican-led plan could establish five state-run dispensaries around Wisconsin for medical marijuana patients with select conditions.
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Wisconsin Republicans have unveiled a highly restricted plan to legalize medical marijuana in the state, a proposal years in the making that comes less than a week after Democratic Gov. Tony Evers voiced support for the idea.
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Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, who has pushed for full legalization of recreational marijuana, said Wednesday that he is open to a more limited medical marijuana legalization being promoted by Republicans
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Wisconsin Republicans plan to unveil a proposal soon to legalize medical marijuana in the state and could vote on it sometime in 2024, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said
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Last Friday, Wisconsin Democrats announced legislation to fully legalize cannabis.This isn’t the first time Democrats have proposed this kind of legislation.However, Republicans have rejected other versions of this policy.
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Democratic Governor Tony Evers says the chances are high that he'll sign a medical marijuana bill if it reaches his desk
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The April 20 Senate committee hearing on the medical marijuana bill will give supporters their highest profile chance to make the case for loosening Wisconsin’s marijuana laws.
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Changes likely are not coming to Marathon County's marijuana policies