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2023 Connecticut General Statutes
Title 21a - Consumer Protection
Chapter 420f - Palliative Use of Marijuana
*See Secs. 21a-421q and 21a-421r re dispensing of cannabis to qualifying patients and caregivers.
- Section 21a-408. - Definitions.
- Section 21a-408a. - Qualifying patient not subject to arrest, prosecution or certain other penalties. Requirements. Exceptions.
- Section 21a-408b. - Caregiver not subject to arrest, prosecution or certain other penalties. Requirements. Prohibition re dispensing cannabis product in smokable, inhalable or vaporizable form.
- Section 21a-408c. - Physician or advanced practice registered nurse issuance of written certification. Requirements. Not subject to arrest, prosecution or certain other penalties.
- Section 21a-408d. - Qualifying patient and caregiver to register with Department of Consumer Protection. Change in information. Fee. Cultivation of cannabis plants. Prohibition re dispensing marijuana in smokable, inhalable or vaporizable form. Confidentiality of registry information.
- Section 21a-408e. - Person not subject to arrest or prosecution solely for being in presence or vicinity of palliative use of marijuana.
- Section 21a-408f. - Seizure and return of marijuana, paraphernalia or other property. Exception.
- Section 21a-408g. - Fraudulent representation to law enforcement official re palliative use of marijuana or written certification. Penalty.
- Section 21a-408h. - Dispensaries and dispensary facilities. Licensure. Regulations. Fees. Data report.
- Section 21a-408i. - Producers. Licensure. Regulations. Fees.
- Section 21a-408j. - Prohibitions on licensed dispensary facilities and employees and when not subject to arrest, prosecution or certain other penalties.
- Section 21a-408k. - Prohibitions on producers and employees and when not subject to arrest, prosecution or certain other penalties.
- Section 21a-408l. - Board of Physicians re palliative use of marijuana. Duties. Confidentiality of information. List of debilitating medical conditions.
- Section 21a-408m. - Regulations re palliative use of marijuana. Fees. Policies and procedures.
- Section 21a-408n. - Temporary registration certificates. Qualifying patients, primary caregivers and physicians not subject to arrest, prosecution or certain other penalties. Exceptions. Confidentiality of registry information.
- Section 21a-408o. - Health insurance coverage not affected.
- Section 21a-408p. - Treatment of student, tenant or employee due to status as qualifying patient or caregiver.
- Section 21a-408q. - Palliative marijuana administration account.
- Section 21a-408r. - Licensure of laboratories and registration of employees. Regulations. Fees.
- Section 21a-408s. - Prohibitions for laboratories and laboratory employees and when not subject to arrest, prosecution or certain other penalties. Laboratories to be independent. Security and safeguard requirements.
- Section 21a-408t. - Research programs. Approval. Registration of employees. Regulations. Fees.
- Section 21a-408u. - Prohibitions for research programs and employees and when not subject to arrest, prosecution or certain other penalties.
- Section 21a-408v. - Research program subjects not subject to arrest, prosecution or certain other penalties. Registration. Exceptions. Confidentiality of information.
- Section 21a-409. - Manufacture, marketing, cultivation and storage of hemp and hemp products by producer.
- Section 21a-410. - Notification to Attorney General of material change to a medical marijuana business. Waiting period. Exemption from disclosure.
- Section 21a-411 to 21a-414. - Reserved for future use.
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