Kentucky House Committee Votes to Legalize Medical Cannabis
Kentucky’s House Health and Welfare Committee has voted to approve House Bill 350, a proposal to legalize medical cannabis. 
Under the proposed law – which now heads towards a full House vote – the possession of up to 3 ounces of cannabis, and the private cultivation of up to 12 cannabis plants, would be legal for qualified patients. State-licensed “Compassion Centers” would be authorized to distribute cannabis.
“It was so rewarding to be able to offer the folks who are suffering from so many different medical conditions a little bit of hope,” says Representative Lou Marzian, the prime sponsor of the measure.
Yesterday Kentucky’s Senate Health and Welfare Committee approved a separate medical cannabis proposal – Senate Bill 124 – which would legalize research on cannabis oil.
– TheJointBlog
Michael Klein
So now it will be 2015 before it can be passed. People need relief now. I would much rather to be able to smoke 1 every once in a while compared to taking pain pills.
Michael Klein
So now it will be 2015 before it can be passed. People need relief now. I would much rather to be able to smoke 1 every once in a while compared to taking pain pills.
Anonymous
Yes I am a smoker I have really bad hyper disorder and can’t focus on college or any kind of set down activities. If not for cannibas I wouldn’t be able to complete classes for a degree and keep my job. Cannibas isn’t a bad thing at all I have smoked for ten years now and I’ll just tell you I dnt loom like death and ain’t got needle tracks all over. With cannibas I think the pill epidemic will slowly decline. Thank you smoke on ky
Anonymous
Is this for real whaare the symptoms u have to have in order to revive medical weed
Anonymous
When in 2015 will this take place
Marcus
when in 2015 will this take place
Anonymous
Cannibas has many uses,yet eatables can be very dangerous for children. A child is not likely to pick up a bud and eat it as to a cookie or a brownie ect they would,because they look no difference.