Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers has approved the constitutionality of new medical cannabis regulations, clearing a key hurdle as the rules head to Governor Jim Pillen for final review. Hilgers emphasized his decision does not reflect policy support but confirms the regulations do not clearly violate state or federal law.

The proposed framework includes strict limits on cultivation, dispensaries, and patient access, while banning smoking and edible products. Pillen must act before July 11 to prevent a lapse in temporary rules.

Despite progress, legal uncertainty remains, including an ongoing Nebraska Supreme Court case that could impact the law’s validity. Advocacy groups continue to criticize Hilgers’ stance.

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