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    US Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Challenge to Mississippi’s Medical Marijuana Advertising Ban

    techgeekwireBy techgeekwireMay 6, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    The U.S. Supreme Court declined to review a First Amendment challenge to Mississippi’s law banning medical marijuana advertisements, effectively upholding a lower circuit court’s decision that supported the state’s policy.

    The decision, made on Monday, means that Mississippi’s prohibition on medical marijuana advertising will remain in place. The law, which outlaws the promotion of medical marijuana, has been contested on the grounds that it infringes upon freedom of speech as protected by the First Amendment.

    By choosing not to hear the case, the Supreme Court preserved the circuit court’s ruling in favor of Mississippi’s policy. This move has significant implications for the regulation of medical marijuana advertising in the state and raises questions about the limits of free speech in commercial contexts.

    The issue at the heart of the challenge is whether the state’s ban on medical marijuana advertising constitutes an unconstitutional restriction on commercial speech. The lower court’s decision, now reinforced by the Supreme Court’s refusal to intervene, suggests that such restrictions can be upheld.

    This development is likely to have far-reaching consequences for businesses operating in Mississippi’s medical marijuana industry, as well as for the broader discussion around the regulation of cannabis-related commerce.

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