What’s in the state’s updated marijuana law

| May 20, 2017

What’s in the state’s updated marijuana law

Zosha Millman | May 16, 2017

Gov. Jay Inslee on Tuesday signed into law a massive marijuana bill, which runs the gamut in terms of coverage.

After the state Legislature passed Senate Bill 5131 last month, Gov. Inslee finally approved the measure, which brings tweaks large and small to the state’s marijuana policy.

Among them: Increased accessibility for medical marijuana users, decreased accessibility for cannabis advertisements, and potentially a home-grow market for recreational users.

But before you go looking for weed seeds, read through the breakdown of the rules in order to stay on the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board’s (LCB) good side. Here’s what’s new in Washington’s weed laws:

What’s in the state’s updated marijuana law

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