The rapid proliferation of intoxicating hemp products in many retail outlets and settings in Ohio and elsewhere has raised concerns among policymakers and public health experts about their safety and marketing. Amid calls for more federal oversight, many states have taken various steps under state law to regulate or significantly restrict these products. Just this week, a new bill, SB 86, was introduced in the Ohio Senate addressing the production, sale, and use of intoxicating hemp products.
Join the Drug Enforcement and Policy Center for a webinar featuring experts discussing the national and Ohio landscape for intoxicating hemp regulation. Panelists will address how to best balance the interests of Ohio’s hemp and marijuana industries with concerns about underage use of intoxicating products as well as the safety and quality of these products.
And here are participants in this great event:
Panelists
Jonathan Miller, General Counsel, U.S. Hemp Roundtable
Michelle Minton, Senior Policy Analyst, Reason Foundation
David Bowling, Executive Director, Ohio Cannabis Coalition
Moderator
Patricia J. Zettler, John W. Bricker Professor of Law, The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law; Acting Academic Director, Drug Enforcement and Policy Center