January 7, 2026

Built by a former cannabis regulator, Policy, Decoded helps operators read the policy terrain before it shifts beneath their feet.

Today’s edition runs from federal doctrine to shelf-level risk: the Supreme Court tees up Hemani, a marijuana and gun rights case that turns on how “current use” gets defined, while the November 2026 hemp rewrite is already hardening lender and retailer posture. We also cover Ohio’s late THC beverage veto, Florida’s tightening medical economics, and the state-by-state grind that keeps rewriting what “normal” looks like for patients and consumers.

Policy, Decoded is produced by THC Group. We advise operators, brands, trade groups, investors, and policymakers on cannabis and hemp regulation, legislative strategy, compliance posture, and crisis-response when the rules or market need updating. If you need help reading the rumor mill, pressure-testing a plan, or getting ahead of the next enforcement trend, reach out. We’re here to help.

Also listen to The Hybrid podcast hosted by former regulators Shawn Collins and Erik Gundersen. New episodes are coming in the New Year!

⚖️ Hemani cannabis gun rights case
🌾 2026 hemp THC definition cliff
🥤 Ohio THC beverage veto surprise

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