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A newly disclosed DOJ memo reveals the federal law denying gun rights to cannabis users faces "potential litigation risk," while a CRS report suggests the new federal ban on hemp THC products may be difficult to broadly enforce. In state news, Kentucky's governor announced medical cannabis sales are "very close" to launching, and the Ohio Senate is scheduled to vote on a bill that would recriminalize possession of cannabis purchased out of state and remove consumer anti-discrimination protections.

New Federal Hemp Ban Might Be Too Big for the DEA to Handle

Dec 8, 2025

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Tom Angell

Marijuana Moment

There is a lot moving in the world of weed this week, from high-stakes federal legal battles to some frustrating news out of Ohio. First off, a leaked DOJ memo reveals the government knows the ban on gun ownership for cannabis users is on thin ice legally. This is huge for enthusiasts who believe you shouldn't have to choose between your rights and your medicine. Meanwhile, a new report suggests the feds will have a very hard time actually enforcing the recent ban on hemp-derived THC products because they simply lack the manpower. In the states, Kentucky is finally ready to launch medical sales in just a few weeks, which is a massive win for patient access. However, Ohio is taking a step back, with lawmakers looking to punish people for bringing in flower from other states and stripping away consumer protections. For regular tokers, these updates show that while access is expanding, the legal fight for our rights is far from over. Whether it is protecting your job or your safety, staying informed is the best way to navigate this shifting landscape.

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