Alabama Cannabis Legislation

HB590 exempts Alabama pharmacies selling consumable hemp from ABC Board oversight, shifting enforcement of safety requirements to the Pharmacy Board, impacting consumer access and product regulation.

SB321 adds psychoactive hemp derivatives to Schedule I, criminalizing possession and use, and repeals consumable hemp product laws, impacting consumers and operators in Alabama.

SB285 revises unlawful marijuana possession crimes and penalties based on amount, impacting consumers and the public by potentially reducing criminalization in Alabama.

HB72 prohibits smoking or vaping marijuana in a motor vehicle with a child present, imposing criminal penalties and requiring DHR notification and mandatory reporting if a child smells of marijuana, impacting consumers and families in Alabama.

SB1 regulates non-psychoactive hemp sales via pharmacies under the Agriculture Department and schedules psychoactive hemp derivatives as Schedule I, impacting consumer access and the hemp industry.