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Georgia governor shuts down medical marijuana proposals

Several bills have been proposed to the Georgia government in attempt to legalize medical marijuana, but none have stood strong enough to pass in the Senate. According to High Times, Gov. Nathan Deal never planned to entertain the idea of a medical marijuana program. 

Marijuana activists are enraged after a string of e-mails was leaked showing Gov. Deal’s true intentions. He claims to not support any further exploration on the issue 

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In November 2015 members of the Georgia government were sent to Colorado to observe the marijuana industry. More trips were planned to solidify the state’s research, but were cancelled by the governor.

To read more about this, check out the full story.

Collegian Green Report Blogger Capelli D’Angelo can be reached online at blogs@collegian.com.

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