Delta-8 illegal again in TX as state appeals injunction
On Wednesday afternoon, DSHS filed a notice of appeal on the delta-8 decision that was handed down Monday morning of this week.
Judge grants temporary injunction in Texas delta-8 case
Early Monday morning Judge Jan Soifer of the 345th district court issued a temporary injunction on the ban of delta-8 products by DSHS.
DELTA-8 temporary injunction case heard by 345th District court
This article will become updated as events unfold during the hearing:
Watch the Delta-8 hearing, live
At 9 AM the 345th District Court will go live and debate the merits of the delta-8 scheduling temporary injunction. Easily view the stream by checking out the embedded video in the article.
Delta-8 case TRO denied by district Judge
Monday morning the 261st district judge in Travis county denied the plaintiff, Sky Marketing, a temporary restraining order on the issue of delta-8.
District judge hears arguments on TRO in Delta-8 case
Arguments were heard today in the 261st district court on the matter of a proposed temporary restraining order against DSHS regarding delta-8. Read more at txcannaco.com
Hometown Hero provide update on delta-8 TRO
From Lucas Gilkey: So, many of you know that on Friday of last week, the Department of State Health Services put a notice on their website claiming that Delta-8 was illegal. We believe that they did not follow the proper procedures to make this claim. So we have filed a temporary restraining order against the state that has been filed as of yesterday. The court has received it… read the transcript and see his video in the new article.
Is Delta-8 banned or illegal in Texas, DSHS thinks so
Friday October 18th, the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) announced on a FAQ page that delta-8 was illegal to sell in the state. Read about the unfolding story as groups in Texas, farmers, and retailers tell of concerns and plans to fight…
Texas Hemp Awards voting has began
Texas Cannabis Collective has been nominated for 4 different categories, and the author has been nominated for 1 for his work with TCC..
Hemp confiscation shows disparities between law in Texas and enforcement.
What’s to stop law enforcement in Texas from confiscating your material and destroying it almost immediately? Apparently nothing in Texas. What is going on in Texas with major hemp haul road stops? Who has answers to resolves this issue?