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Elkhart County Cannabis Town Hall Scheduled in Goshen

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Media Advisory
Who: The Public, Media, Local, State, and Federal Elected and Appointed Officials
What: Elkhart County Cannabis Town Hall, Hosted by Liberty Offense
When: Thursday, December 7, 2023, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Where: Goshen Public Library Anna M. Schrock Auditorium 601 S 5th St. Goshen, IN 46526
Why: General Education and Discussion about Cannabis

Goshen, IN -- Liberty Offense is coordinating and hosting a multiorganizational county-level Cannabis Town Hall scheduled to take place at the Goshen Public Library, located at 601 S. 5th St., Goshen, IN 46526, on Thursday, December 7, 2023, starting at 5:00 p.m. The event will be held in the Anna M. Schrock Auditorium within the library.

This gathering is open to the public, members of the media, and all local, state, and federal appointed and elected officials are encouraged and invited to attend.

The event will feature a panel of cannabis specialists representing multiple organizations. Panel experts will provide insights and engage in discussions regarding various health, legal, and societal aspects of cannabis reform in Indiana.

Current panelists include but are not limited to:
Jeff Staker, Hoosier Veterans for Medical Cannabis
More info at: www.hoosierveteransformedicalcannabis.org
Rick Anstiss, Michigan Weedsters
www.michiganweedsters.com
Jack Cain, Indiana NORML
More info at: www.IndianaNORML.org
Capt. (Ret.) Jason L. Straw, USAF, Medical Cannabinoid Expert
More info will be released once available.
For more information or media inquiries, please contact:

William E. Henry
Liberty Offense
765-343-6112
[email protected]


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Indiana Attorney General's Controversial Interpretation Labels Hemp-derived Products as Illegal Synthetics

Indianapolis, IN - In a surprising turn of events, the Indiana attorney general has stirred controversy by putting forth a dubious interpretation of the law that challenges the legal status of hemp-derived cannabinoids, asserting that they should be classified as synthetic substances rather than legal commodities.

The attorney general's assertion has sent shock waves through the state, as he insists that the possession, sale, or trafficking of these products, which are both state and federally sanctioned, should be subject to prosecution. This unexpected interpretation has led to a cascade of consequences, affecting businesses operating well within the legal framework.

Numerous legitimate enterprises have been left with no choice but to remove hemp-derived products from their shelves, causing significant financial losses that strike at the heart of their lawful investments. The aftermath of these actions is being felt across various industries that have seen considerable growth since the state legalized hemp-derived products for over-the-counter sales back in 2019.

What remains particularly puzzling to stakeholders is the fact that the products themselves have posed no inherent problems. The primary issue seems to stem from the misinterpretation of the law, which has led to an unjust stigma surrounding their use and distribution. This ongoing series of disruptions in the market has taken a toll on Indiana's burgeoning hemp sector, causing severe economic ramifications.

Since the legalization of hemp-derived products in 2019, Indiana's legal hemp market has faced recurrent challenges and opposition. Critics argue that these attacks are baseless, given the absence of any reported cases involving death, injury, or disability caused by these products. In fact, many experts assert that these hemp-derived substances remain among the safest and most efficacious offerings available in the market.

As the debate over the attorney general's interpretation rages on, various stakeholders within the hemp industry are rallying to challenge the decision and advocate for a more accurate understanding of the law. With livelihoods and economic growth on the line, the state finds itself at a crossroads, where legal clarity and informed decision-making are paramount to secure the future of Indiana's hemp sector.

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