Colorado Senate Approves Controversial Bill Restricting Social Media Posts On Substances Like Legal Hemp, Psychedelics
The Colorado Senate has passed SB24-158, a bill that significantly tightens regulations on social media content related to cannabis, psychedelics and hemp products. This bill, which has sparked a heated debate about free speech and digital regulation, could significantly alter the landscape of online content related to cannabis and other substances within the state.
Amendments And Opposition Highlight The Bill’s Complexity
Initially introduced with broader implications, the bill was amended by State Sen. Chris Hansen (D) to allow the promotion of medical and retail cannabis to users over the age of 21, provided it complies with state laws. Despite these adjustments to refine the bill, its reach seems to remain extensive, applying …