Oklahoma SB320 regulates medical marijuana purchases, limits possession amounts, and sets effective date.
Oklahoma SB320 amends the state's medical marijuana laws by setting limits on the amount of marijuana a patient can possess and purchase. It allows for temporary licenses for out-of-state medical marijuana patients and establishes a process for license applications and renewals. The bill also outlines penalties for possession without a license and specifies the rights of caregivers. The changes will take effect on November 1, 2025.
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