New Jersey Governor Sherrill Signs Five Bills, Aligning Hemp Beverage Rules With Federal Law
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill signed five bills into law in Trenton on November 12, covering hemp product regulation, preschool education, airport facilities and domestic-violence investigations.
The lead measure, S-4635/A-5604, aligns New Jersey's state restrictions on the sale of hemp products and intoxicating hemp beverages with federal law. The other bills signed were S-4349/A-5218, concerning public preschool placement for twins and multiples; A-1517/S-4636, establishing a New Jersey Native Seed Commission; A-5071/S-4466, requiring lactation rooms at Port Authority airports; and A-5155/S-4409, requiring expedited compliance with certain search warrants in domestic violence and stalking investigations.
All five measures had passed both houses of the state legislature before reaching the governor's desk and take effect under their respective terms. (Source: Office of the Governor of New Jersey)
Source: Office of the Governor of New Jersey
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