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A hazy legal landscape means people can get high on hemp products, even where pot is prohibited

By Katharine Neill Harris, Fellow in Drug Policy, Rice University

The 2018 farm bill legalized hemp products that offer a high similar to marijuana nationwide. Experts worry that lax regulations present a public health risk.

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