Hawaii SB1064 amends the state's medical cannabis laws to prohibit unlicensed dispensaries and advertising of unlicensed cannabis sales.
Hawaii SB1064 amends Chapter 329D of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to include a new section penalizing the unauthorized operation of dispensaries and the advertisement of unlicensed cannabis sales. It makes it unlawful for any person to operate a dispensary or engage in the production, manufacture, or sale of cannabis products without a license. The bill also prohibits the intentional or knowing operation of platforms advertising unlicensed cannabis sales. Violators face a class C felony charge. The changes take effect upon the bill's approval.
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