Urge Judiciary Committee A to hear H.B. 84 before Tuesday

The session is rolling along, and Rep. Erik Fleming (D-72nd District) has introduced medical marijuana bill H.B. 84. Unfortunately, the bill is stuck in Judiciary Committee A. If the committee does not hear H.B. 84 by this upcoming Tuesday—March 9—the bill will be dead for the year.

Please urge the members of Judiciary Committee A to grant H.B. 84 a hearing. Because your representative sits on the committee, your message will make an extra impact.

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Read on to see a list of committee members.

 Edward Blackmon, Jr., Chairman (D-57th House District) James C. Simpson, Jr., Vice-Chairman (R-120 House District)

Mark Baker (R-74th House District) Earle S. Banks (D-67th House District) Gary Chism (R-37th House District) Bryant W. Clark (D-47th House District)

Linda Coleman (D-29th House District) J. P. Compretta (D-122nd House District) Bill Denny (R-64th House District) Tyrone Ellis (D-38th House District)

Jamie Franks, Jr. (D-19th House District) Frances Fredericks (D-119th House District) D. Stephen Holland (D-16th House District) John Mayo (D-25th House District)

Bobby Moak (D-53rd House District) Harvey Moss (D-2nd House District) Willie J. Perkins, Sr. (D-32nd House District) Randy Pierce (D-105th House District)   John R. Reeves (R-71st House District) Thomas U. Reynolds (D-33rd House District) Walter L. Robinson, Jr. (D-63rd House District) Margaret Rogers (D-14th House District)

Clayton Smith (R-59th House District) Mary Ann Stevens (D-48th House District) Percy W. Watson (D-103rd House District) 

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