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Challenging State Overreach In The Cannabis Area
Today on Hempresent Vivian is joined by Meagan Holt and Bonnie Fong. Meagan Holt depends upon cannabis to save her daughter\u2019s life. Her daughter, Maddie, is diagnosed with Zellweger syndrome and suffers from seizures that have left Maddie blind, deaf, and terminally ill. The suit alleges Washington\u2019s advertising restrictions unconstitutionally prevent Meagan and Maddie\u2019s right to freely hear communications about cannabis medicines for her daughter. Meagan\u2019s attorneys, Bonnie Fong and Sean Badgley of C3 Law Group PLLC, focus on challenging state overreach in the cannabis area and they believe Washington\u2019s new rules regarding advertising restrictions are unconstitutional restrictions on free speech.