Marijuana Would Be Legalized Statewide In Texas Under New Bills Filed For 2027 Session
The legislation allows adults 21+ to possess, use and transport up to 2 ounces
Just one week after the midterm elections put Texas Democrats in control of statewide offices and gave the party a majority in the House of Representatives, lawmakers have begun prefiling bills for the 2027 session to legalize marijuana and make other reforms to cannabis laws.
HB 369, filed on Monday by Rep. Joe Moody (D), and HB 362, from Rep. John Bucy III (D), are both titled the Texas Regulation of Cannabis Act and contain largely identical provisions.
The legislation would allow adults over 21 years of age to possess, use and transport up to 2 ounces of cannabis, including no more than 15 grams of concentrate.
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