420 with CNW – Georgia’s Medical Marijuana Program Kicks into High Gear
Georgia’s key leaders have launched a program providing the state’s 15,000 registered patients with medical marijuana seven months after the Governor approved the program. Licensing for companies seeking to grow and sell medical marijuana oil would be granted by a seven-member commission, which was appointed by Governor Kemp, House Speaker David Ralston, and Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan. According to Georgia state laws, marijuana oil can be used to treat Parkinson's disease, severe seizures, and terminal cancer as well as other ailments. In 2019, the state of Georgia enacted a law called Georgia’s Hope Act, which allowed the commission to develop…

















