MS HB1152Vetoedas of 2026-03-26
Right to Try Medical Cannabis Act; create.
Plain-English summary
What happened: Mississippi's Right to Try Medical Cannabis Act, which would have created a medical cannabis access pathway, died in committee.
Why it matters: The bill's failure means terminally ill patients in Mississippi will not gain a new medical cannabis access pathway under this legislation.
Affects: patients
LATEST ACTION: Died In Committee
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