Connecticut § 21a-421ee Denial of professional licenses due to employment or affiliation with a cannabis establishment or legal possession, use or certain convictions for possession of cannabis restricted.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 21a-421ee — Denial of professional licenses due to employment or affiliation with a cannabis establishment or legal possession, use or certain convictions for possession of cannabis restricted.

Connecticut·Title 21a Consumer Protection·Ch. 420h Regulation of Adult-Use Cannabis

Except when required by federal law, an agreement between the federal government and the state, or because of a substantial risk to public health or safety, no state entity shall deny a professional license because of an individual's:

(1)Employment or affiliation with a cannabis establishment;

(2)possession or use of cannabis that is legal under section 21a-279a, or chapter 420f; or (3) cannabis use or possession conviction for an amount less than four ounces.

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Except when required by federal law, an agreement between the federal government and the state, or because of a substantial risk to public health or safety, no state entity shall deny a professional license because of an individual's: (1) Employment or affiliation with a cannabis establishment; (2) possession or use of cannabis that is legal under section 21a-279a, or chapter 420f; or (3) cannabis use or possession conviction for an amount less than four ounces.

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