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Federal court rules in favor of Arkansas delta-8 ban, lifts enforcement injunction

  • On June 25, 2025, the U.S. appellate court covering the Eighth Circuit territory issued a unanimous decision to restore Arkansas' prohibition on THC products such as Delta-8, permitting the state to enforce Act 629.
  • This ruling follows legal challenges from hemp-related businesses who argued that Act 629, passed in 2023, conflicted with the 2018 Farm Bill's legalization of hemp derivatives.
  • The law bans production, sale, and transportation of psychoactive hemp products and aims to protect children from unregulated synthetic marijuana, supported by Arkansas officials including AG Tim Griffin.
  • Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin hailed the decision as an important legal triumph, emphasizing that anyone distributing these products will now be breaking the law, with enforcement anticipated to begin within three to five weeks.
  • The decision allows Arkansas to enforce the ban imminently, signaling a sustained commitment to regulating psychoactive hemp products and preventing their sale to minors despite ongoing debates elsewhere.
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The Virgin Islands Daily News broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Tuesday, June 24, 2025.
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