Ohio Bans THC Sales, Limits Access
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Ohios cannabis landscape shifts: Senate Bill fifty-six restricts THC sales to state-approved dispensaries, ending corner store and bar sales. Hemp advocates ballot referendum bid fails, sparking concerns over job losses, business closures, and reduced consumer options. Governor DeWine supports the bill due to safety concerns, as poison control calls for children under five have tripled. Recreational weed legalization in 2023 faces heavy regulation, with ID checks, locked storage, and no open-shelf access outside dispensaries. Enforcement intensifies, with property owners banning cannabis, sharing homegrown plants being illegal, and driving high carrying potential jail time and probation. Bars selling THC drinks face daily fines, with tougher penalties in Senate Bill eighty-six.
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