Concord: Members of the state Senate approved legislation on Wednesday that seeks to make New Hampshire the fourteenth state to allow for the physician-supervised use of medicinal cannabis.
As passed, the bill would allow qualified patients to possess up to two ounces of cannabis and/or six plants for medical purposes.
Because the Senate made minor amendments to the proposal, it must be re-approved by the House before going to Gov. John Lynch – who has expressed reservations about the measure.
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