Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves has signed legislation that makes marijuana legal for people with debilitating conditions such as cancer, AIDS, and sickle cell disease.
in Jackson. That’s less than the 5 ounces voters approved in a 2020 referendum that was later struck down by the state Supreme Court on a technicality.
"There is no doubt that there are individuals in our state who could do significantly better if they had access to medically prescribed doses of cannabis," Reeves wrote in a."There are also those who really want a recreational marijuana program that could lead to more people smoking and less people working, with all the societal and family ills that that brings."
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