Marijuana

Texas Judge Gives Delta-8 Industry A Hand By Temporarily Lifting State Ban On Their Products

After Oct. 15 when the DSHS issued a statement announcing that products with THC isomers – a chemical variation of substance in marijuana that gets users high – were a Schedule 1 controlled substance, the Delta-8 industry went into a frenzy.

All Delta-8 smokables, edibles, and vapes that used to be legal, suddenly weren’t, and as expected lawsuits followed, but with DSHS arguing that House Bill 1325 only permits Delta-9 THC, the ban on Delta-8 continued.

After a month of chaos for the Delta-8 industry, finally, some calm seems to have arrived in the hands of a Texas judge who temporarily lifted the state’s ban on Delta 8 products, as reported by the KXAN News.

This temporary injunction is in place while lawsuits play out in court, deciding if the Texas DSHS followed the law classifying Delta-8 as a schedule 1 controlled substance.

RA Staff

Written by RA News staff.

Recent Posts

Texas Billionaire Brockman’s Estate Pays $750 Million to Settle Historic Tax Case

Robert Brockman’s estate has agreed to a…

11 hours ago

How Are Texas High School Basketball Championships Decided?

Once district play ends, the UIL basketball…

14 hours ago

Texas Camps Install Flood Sirens After Deadly Camp Mystic Flood

Nearly six months after a devastating flood…

1 day ago

Christmas Day 2025: What’s Open, What’s Closed, and Where You Can Still Go

Most stores and restaurants close on Christmas…

2 days ago

This website uses cookies.