The latest effort to legalize medical marijuana in Kansas has been halted by the Republican-controlled state Senate.
A motion that would transfer Senate Bill 135 from the Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee to the Senate had only 12 votes on Friday, well short of the required 24 “to force a bill to the Senate floor,’ according the Kansas Reflector.
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With only days left in the legislative session, SB 135 was essentially left hanging in committee.
The measure would have created an act that would regulate the cultivation, processing, distribution, sale and use of medical cannabis.
Republican Sen. Rob Olson wrote the motion “calling for that bill to be withdrawn from the Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee and transferred to the
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