House Bill 1024

GOP Gov. Noem Signs Bill Compelling South Dakota's Medical Marijuana Patients To Acknowledge Federal Gun Ban

sure that requires South Dakotans seeking to register as medical cannabis patients to check off a box on card applications suggesting are aware that on federal level they are barred from owning a firearm was signed by Governor Kristi Noem on Monday. House Bill 1024 from Rep. Kevin Jensen (R) cleared the state legislature recently. Initially, it sought patients to sign their names on the application to affirm the rule, but the state Senate Health and Human Services Committee amended it before green-lighting it.

South Dakota House Passes GOP Bills Prohibiting Unregulated Hemp Products, Warn Cannabis Customers Of Fed Firearms Ban

South Dakota State members have advanced legislation that would make the sale of several THC products illegal. The bill would make the sale of Delta-8, Delta-10, THC-O, HHC and THC-P products illegal. The products are chemically modified forms of THC derived from hemp. If the bill becomes law, the production or sale of these products would fall under the classification of a misdemeanour with a maximum sentence of one year in jail, a fine of $2,000, or both. The bill is now with the State Senate Health and Human Services Committee after winning approval from House members. The bill was advanced by Rep. Brian Mulder (R).