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Crimes Drugs (I0185)

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State BillTEXASAug 20, 2025Texas Legislature regulates consumable hemp products, sets manufacturer licensing fees at $10,000, and restricts sales to adults 21 and olderTexas sets strict regulations on consumable hemp products, limiting allowable cannabinoids strictly to cannabidiol or cannabigerol, imposing a $10,000 processor license fee and a $20,000 annual retailState BillTEXASAug 18, 2025Texas restricts evidence of employee THC use in civil lawsuits against employersState BillTEXASAug 18, 2025Texas designates carisoprodol, mifepristone, and misoprostol as Schedule IV controlled substances starting January 1, 2026State BillTEXASAug 15, 2025Texas Regulation of Cannabis Act establishes a legal framework for cannabis cultivation, sales, and taxation starting December 1, 2025State BillTEXASAug 13, 2025Texas HB 5 imposes strict new licensing fees, registration rules, product limits, and criminal penalties for consumable hempState BillTEXASAug 7, 2025Texas regulates kratom sales, testing, and labeling while increasing civil and criminal penaltiesState BillTEXASJul 24, 2025Texas Bill Limits Admissibility of Employee THC and Low-THC Cannabis Evidence in Employer Liability LawsuitsState BillTEXASJul 21, 2025Texas House Bill 160 requires specific health and safety warning labels on consumable hemp products

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  1. 01Department of Public Safetyorganization6 mentions
  2. 02Health and Human Services Commissionorganization6 mentions
  3. 03Texaslocation4 mentions
  4. 04Texas Department of Licensing and Regulationorganization3 mentions
  5. 05United States Food and Drug Administrationorganization3 mentions
  6. 06Health and Safety Codeother3 mentions
  7. 07Health and Safety Codeorganization2 mentions
  8. 08Texas Controlled Substances Actother2 mentions
  9. 09Occupations Codeother2 mentions
  10. 10Civil Practice and Remedies Codeother2 mentions

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  • Topic to billsTexas Legislature regulates consumable hemp products, sets manufacturer licensing fees at $10,000, and restricts sales to adults 21 and older, Texas restricts evidence of employee THC use in civil lawsuits against employers, Texas designates carisoprodol, mifepristone, and misoprostol as Schedule IV controlled substances starting January 1, 2026 (+18 more)
  • Topic to orgsDepartment of Public Safety, Health and Human Services Commission, Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (+2 more)
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  1. Aug 20, 2025State BillTexas Legislature regulates consumable hemp products, sets manufacturer licensing fees at $10,000, and restricts sales to adults 21 and older
  2. Aug 18, 2025State BillTexas restricts evidence of employee THC use in civil lawsuits against employers
  3. Aug 18, 2025State BillTexas designates carisoprodol, mifepristone, and misoprostol as Schedule IV controlled substances starting January 1, 2026
  4. Aug 15, 2025State BillTexas Regulation of Cannabis Act establishes a legal framework for cannabis cultivation, sales, and taxation starting December 1, 2025
  5. Aug 13, 2025State BillTexas HB 5 imposes strict new licensing fees, registration rules, product limits, and criminal penalties for consumable hemp
  6. Aug 7, 2025State BillTexas regulates kratom sales, testing, and labeling while increasing civil and criminal penalties
  7. Jul 24, 2025State BillTexas Bill Limits Admissibility of Employee THC and Low-THC Cannabis Evidence in Employer Liability Lawsuits
  8. Jul 21, 2025State BillTexas House Bill 160 requires specific health and safety warning labels on consumable hemp products
  9. Jul 21, 2025State BillTexas adds mifepristone and misoprostol to Schedule IV controlled substances starting January 1, 2026
  10. Jul 18, 2025State BillTexas adds carisoprodol, mifepristone, and misoprostol to Schedule IV controlled substances

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