India, Aug. 18 -- Georgia cannabis regulators are considering allowing licensed medical cannabis dispensaries to ship products directly to registered patients within the state, following the federal reclassification of compliant medical marijuana as a Schedule 3 drug.
The Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission is expected to consider the proposal at a public hearing on September 16. Executive Director Andrew Turnage said regulators believe the federal rescheduling could provide a legal pathway for licensed dispensaries to send medical cannabis to patients through the U.S. Postal Service or private carriers.
The proposal would apply only to deliveries within Georgia and would not permit interstate cannabis commerce. Regulators also ...