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A patient will need to have a proscription to  get the medical marijuana

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A patient will need to have a proscription to  get the medical marijuana

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medical marijuana will be used to cure illness not to get high off of.

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medical marijuana will be used to cure illness not to get high off of.

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medical marijuana is the right way to go and could cure a lot of sickness

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medical marijuana is the right way to go and could cure a lot of sickness

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This year, however, legislators on both sides of the aisle made progress toward loosening and removing those restrictions. While Texas Gov. Greg Abbott won't have any bills coming across his desk in 2017 to reform the state's marijuana policies, there are signs that he or his successor might get an opportunity to do so in 2019. With an eye toward what's coming, let's take a look at how several marijuana bills performed this session. One of the biggest positive steps for marijuana reform in Texas in 2017 happened here in Dallas. On Dec. 1, the city began issuing citations, rather than making arrests, for possession of less than 4 ounces of marijuana. Those busted are still subject to the same penalties as they were before Dec. 1, but Dallas' small step forward came after years of false starts and hard work. In other Dallas County cities, those arrested for pot possession alone will be released on personal recognizance bonds once they are processed, rather than being required to pay bail.”

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According to www.dallasobserver.com it states “At the close of the 2017 legislative session, marijuana remains illegal to produce, possess, use or sell in Texas. While cities like Dallas have moved to implement cite-and-release policies, which allow police to send people holding marijuana home with a court summons, the state maintains its stiff penalties for drugs.

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" Cultivation was licensed on October 31, 2017; and Surterra Texas was licensed on December 15, 2017”

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" Cultivation was licensed on October 31, 2017; and Surterra Texas was licensed on December 15, 2017”

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Medical marijuana can help people that have seizures, severe body aches, veterans with PTSD,cancer patients, and many more things. It's not just to get high off of, not if you put it to use for something that a sick patient needs.

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Medical marijuana can help people that have seizures, severe body aches, veterans with PTSD,cancer patients, and many more things. It's not just to get high off of, not if you put it to use for something that a sick patient needs.

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According to www.dps.texas.gov is states, :The Texas Compassionate Use Act (Senate Bill 339) was enacted by the Texas Legislature in 2015 (84th Legislative Session). The bill required DPS create a secure registry of physicians who treat epilepsy for the purpose of prescribing low-THC cannabis to patients who have been diagnosed with intractable epilepsy. In addition, the bill required DPS to license at least three dispensing organizations by Sept. 1, 2017, should they meet the requirements. The license authorizes the organizations to cultivate, process and dispense low-THC cannabis to prescribed patients.

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This shows that even out veterans support legalization of medical marijuana. It helps with their traumatic injuries and helps those that suffer from PTSD. Medical marijuana needs to legalized for the things that our veterans suffer from.

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According to www.fox26houston.com it says, “There's a push from local groups to legalize marijuana in Texas, or at least Harris County. States like Colorado, Washington and Alaska have made the move -- so people are asking when will that happen here. The Houston Chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) came onto The Isiah Factor Uncensored to discuss.”

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According to www.houstonpress.com it states that, “We will continue fighting for the patients suffering in Texas who could benefit from medical cannabis”

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According to www.houstonpress.com it states that, “We will continue fighting for the patients suffering in Texas who could benefit from medical cannabis”

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Texas has not yet passed the law to legalize medical marijuana, but it is in the process of trying to get it to pass but there will be restrictions as to who will get a license to prescribe it and also who the prescription will go to.

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Texas has not yet passed the law to legalize medical marijuana, but it is in the process of trying to get it to pass but there will be restrictions as to who will get a license to prescribe it and also who the prescription will go to.

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 Texas has not yet passed the law to legalize medical marijuana, but it is in the process of trying to get it to pass but there will be restrictions as to who will get a license to prescribe it and also who the prescription will go to.

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 Texas has not yet passed the law to legalize medical marijuana, but it is in the process of trying to get it to pass but there will be restrictions as to who will get a license to prescribe it and also who the prescription will go to.

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Texas has not yet passed the law to legalize medical marijuana, but it is in the process of trying to get it to pass but there will be restrictions as to who will get a license to prescribe it and also who the prescription will go to.

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Texas has not yet passed the law to legalize medical marijuana, but it is in the process of trying to get it to pass but there will be restrictions as to who will get a license to prescribe it and also who the prescription will go to.

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Medical marijuana can help people that have seizures, severe body aches, veterans with PTSD,cancer patients, and many more things. It's not just to get high off of, not if you put it to use for something that a sick patient needs.

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Medical marijuana can help people that have seizures, severe body aches, veterans with PTSD,cancer patients, and many more things. It's not just to get high off of, not if you put it to use for something that a sick patient needs.