Law360 (June 4, 2020, 8:31 PM EDT) — Iowa state legislators have passed a bill that would cap the amount of THC a medical marijuana patient may have to 4.5 grams every 90 days, with certain exceptions for those with debilitating medical conditions.
The bill, H.F. 2589, passed the state Senate on Wednesday 32-17 after passing in the state House of Representatives 52-48 in March. The measure is now up for consideration by Gov. Kim Reynolds.
H.F. 2589 specifies that medical marijuana dispensaries may dispense more than 4.5 grams of THC to a patient within a 90-day period if the patient’s health care practitioners have determined they need more…
