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‘No bars, no restaurants:’ Marijuana trailer bill clarifies allowable public use ‘No bars, no restaurants:’ Marijuana trailer bill clarifies allowable public use

‘No bars, no restaurants:’ Marijuana trailer bill clarifies allowable public use

A cleanup bill written to ensure a smooth rollout of the legalization of adult-use marijuana in January passed both chambers of the Illinois General Assembly on Thursday. Sen. Heather Steans, a Chicago Democrat who sponsored both the original legalization bill and the follow-up Senate Bill 1557, made clear that public consumption of cannabis will be allowed only at locations that have no food and drink.

Ethics commission, watered down disclosure bill head to governor Ethics commission, watered down disclosure bill head to governor

Ethics commission, watered down disclosure bill head to governor

A pair of ethics reform bills passed both chambers Thursday at the Illinois Statehouse despite claims from Republicans that the measures were watered down, partisan and diversionary. While most House Republicans voted in favor of a resolution creating an ethics reform commission, which passed, 111-4, and a bill to require greater lobbyist disclosure, which passed, 110-5, they bombarded...
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