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A lawsuit has been filed against the state of Texas by members of the hemp industry. The lawsuit claims that a recent ban is unconstitutional. The ban in question is on hemp-derived THC products.
According to the lawsuit, this ban imposes a burden on interstate commerce. Further details about the lawsuit are available from Houston Public Media, including the specifics of the claims being made by the hemp industry representatives.
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