Hawaii HB1390 regulates the medical use of cannabis, including licensing, patient registration, and protections for patients and caregivers.
Hawaii HB1390 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to regulate the medical use of cannabis. It allows qualifying patients and caregivers to cultivate and possess cannabis for medical purposes, with specific limits on the amount and form of cannabis. The bill mandates registration with the Department of Health for qualifying patients and caregivers, including out-of-state patients. It outlines protections against arrest, prosecution, and search for those complying with the law.
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