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New Hampshire House approves medical marijuana bill

Posted: April 26, 2012 |   Comments

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The Republican-led New Hampshire House on Wednesday passed legislation that would allow seriously ill patients to use marijuana.

The House voted 236-96 to approve SB 409. The Senate passed the bill by a 13-11 vote in March.

Democratic Gov. John Lynch has threatened to veto
the legislation, which would allow patients with a written
certification from their doctor to cultivate up to six ounces of
marijuana.

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