Judge: CBD company must forfeit hemp shipment to Idaho State Police
Judge: CBD company must forfeit hemp shipment to Idaho State Police
Tommy Simmons | January 28, 2020
A Colorado-based CBD company must forfeit the 6,701 pounds of industrial hemp, at one time valued at $1.3 million, that the Idaho State Police seized a year ago as a trucker drove the product from Oregon to Colorado, a judge ruled last week.
Fourth District Judge Jonathan Medema wrote that the hemp in question, which passed tests to be considered hemp under federal law, was still a controlled substance under Idaho law. He also wrote that possession of any plants of the genus cannabis is illegal in Idaho.
Judge: CBD company must forfeit hemp shipment to Idaho State Police
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