North Carolina House Delays Vote on Intoxicating Hemp Ban Following Advocate Protests

North Carolina House lawmakers have postponed a vote on legislation to ban intoxicating hemp products after hundreds of advocates protested at the state legislative building. The bill, which already passed the state Senate, will not be voted on until after November's elections. Intoxicating hemp products, including delta-8 and delta-10 THC variants, have become increasingly popular as legal alternatives in states without medical marijuana programs. This delay reflects growing debate over cannabinoid regulation and the distinction between hemp-derived and cannabis-derived intoxicating substances.
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By TG Branfalt
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