Past Events
Past Event
This matter was brought to the attention of the Georgians for Marijuana Legalization Georgia Cannabis Industry Alliance (GACIA) and the Georgia Medical Cannabis Society about Sheriff Gary Sisk of Catoosa County Georgia by a local CBD store that could be affected by this sheriff's understanding of the law dealing with cannabinoids extracted from hemp that was legalized with the Farm Bill Act of 2018 also the GA's H.B. 213 that allows
From H.B. 213
"58 (6) 'Hemp products' means all products with the federally defined THC level for hemp
59 derived from, or made by, processing hemp plants or plant parts that are prepared in a
60 form available for legal commercial sale, but not including food products infused with
61 THC unless approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration"
This Town Hall Meeting will be held at
Forever Redeemed Tabernacle
111 Herring St
Fort Ogelthorpe, GA. 30742
Next to The Shoppe
Saturday, March 26, 2022
6:00 PM [More Info]
No food or drinks allowed in the sanctuary
#GACIA #Delta8 #GMCS
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Minorities for Medical Marijuana (M4MM)
Minorities for Medical Marijuana (M4MM)
Minorities for Medical Marijuana (M4MM)
Minorities for Medical Marijuana, Inc. (M4MM) is organized as a non profit organization with its corporate office based in Orlando Florida. The organization is structured as a 501c3 with a full Executive Team and Board of Directors who support the organization's overall goals and strategic direction. The organization was established in May 2016 and currently has 27 state directors throughout the country. M4MM's mission is focused on providing advocacy, outreach, research, and training as it relates to the business, social reform, public policy, and health /wellness in the cannabis industry.
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Minorities for Medical Marijuana (M4MM)
Minorities for Medical Marijuana (M4MM)
NORML's mission " NORML’s mission is to move public opinion sufficiently to legalize the responsible use of marijuana by adults, and to serve as an advocate for consumers to assure they have access to high quality marijuana that is safe, convenient and affordable. "
Georgia Local Chapters:
About NORML
Minorities for Medical Marijuana (M4MM)
About NORML
"Since its founding in 1970, NORML has provided a voice in the public policy debate for those Americans who oppose marijuana prohibition and favor an end to the practice of arresting marijuana consumers. A nonprofit public-interest advocacy group, NORML represents the interests of the tens of millions of Americans who use marijuana responsibly.
Because NORML lobbies state and federal legislators, donations to NORML are not tax deductible.
During the 1970s, NORML led the successful efforts to decriminalize minor marijuana offenses in 11 states and significantly lower marijuana penalties in all others.
Today NORML continues to lead the fight to reform state and federal marijuana laws, whether by voter initiative or through the elected legislatures. NORML serves as an informational resource to the national media on marijuana-related stories, providing a perspective to offset the anti-marijuana propaganda from the government; lobbies state and federal legislators in support of reform legislation; publishes a regular newsletter; hosts, along with the NORML Foundation, an informative web site and an annual conference; and serves as the umbrella group for a national network of citizen-activists committed to ending marijuana prohibition and legalizing marijuana.
Our sister organization, the NORML Foundation sponsors public advertising campaigns to better educate the public about marijuana and alternatives to current marijuana policy; provides legal assistance and support to victims of the current laws; and undertakes relevant research.
The oldest and largest marijuana legalization organization in the country, NORML maintains a professional staff in Washington, DC, headed by Executive Director Erik Altieri, and a network of volunteer state and local NORML Chapters across the country." {Site}
*Information quoted from NORML website. This information was provided to assist visitors find resources to help with cannabis reform
GA Access to medical cannabis commission
About GMCC
"On April 2, 2019, the Georgia General Assembly passed House Bill 324 titled "Georgia's Hope Act," which authorizes the Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission to oversee the regulated licensing of limited, in-state cultivation, production, manufacturing, and sale of low-THC oil as well as dispensing to registered patients on the state's Low-THC Oil Registry. Governor Kemp signed the bill into law on April 17, 2019. Georgia's Hope Act (Official Code of Georgia Annotated §16-12) took effect July 1, 2019. The Commission is administratively attached (O.C. G. A. § 16-12-202, § 50-4-3) to the Office of the Georgia Secretary of State.
The first Commission Members were appointed in November, 2019. Seven Members serve on the Commission: the Chair and two Members are appointed by the Governor, two Members are appointed by the Lieutenant Governor, and two Members appointed by the Speaker of the House. The Commission was appropriated funds as a new State of Georgia government agency by the Georgia General Assembly in 2019. The Commission selected from four candidates vetted by The Goodwin Group, a national search firm, and appointed an Executive Director in May, 2020." {Site}
* *Information quoted from the GMCC website This information was provided to assist visitors find resources to help with cannabis reform
Due to Higher Call Rate...
We strive to be available for your inquiries, however due to an influx of inquiries, GMCS will have delayed responses to calls and emails.
Please visit
or
https://dph.georgia.gov/low-thc-oil-registry
to find out more about Georgia's Cannabis Program.
GMCS is not a state Agency