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Under a new bill approved by a Texas House subcommittee, more Texans would be able to access medical cannabis.
In the case of the Kendall County incident, a San Antonio man has filed a civil suit that maintains that he was injured badly enough to require multiple surgeries on his shoulder when Kendall deputies roughed him up as part of an active-shooter training session he volunteered to participate in.
The cannabis stories looked at a Texas House subcommittee approving a bill for wider debate that would allow pain patients to enroll in the state's limited medical weed program and a new dispensary serving patients who are already enrolled.
Interestingly, the Current's fourth most read story of the week was about a study that purportedly shows Texas is home to some of the nation's happiest college campuses. Wonder how much of that comes down to the weed.
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2. Bill moving forward in Texas House would allow pain patients to access medical cannabis
1. Kendall County sheriff sued over claim deputies beat the shit out of man during active shooter training
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