The bill establishes regulations regarding the sale, purchase, and possession of cannabidiol (CBD) products for individuals under the age of twenty-one in Wyoming. It prohibits the sale or distribution of CBD products to anyone under this age and imposes criminal penalties for violations, including fines that escalate with repeated offenses. Retailers found in violation may face misdemeanor charges and potential injunctions against selling CBD products for up to 180 days after multiple infractions. Additionally, individuals under twenty-one are prohibited from purchasing or possessing CBD products, with penalties including fines and community service options.

The bill also introduces new definitions for "CBD product" and "THC" and modifies existing laws to incorporate these regulations. Specifically, it amends the law to clarify that the possession, purchase, sale, transportation, and use of hemp and hemp products are subject to the new restrictions outlined in the bill. Furthermore, it provides for the expungement of certain hemp-related offenses after a specified period. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2023.

Statutes affected:
Introduced: 11-51-102, 14-3-301, 35-7-1063