Senate Bill 214 Summary

• Defines "CBD oil" as a product containing not more than 0.3% THC by weight, at least 5% cannabidiol by weight, and no other controlled substances.

• Legalizes CBD oil and excludes it from the definition of controlled substances, controlled substance analogs, marijuana, hashish, and hash oil under Indiana criminal law.

• Repeals superseded provisions from IC 16-42-28.6 relating to cannabidiol registration, including definitions of "cannabidiol," "caregiver," "substance containing cannabidiol," and "treatment resistant epilepsy."

• Clarifies that items marketed for use with CBD oil or other lawful substances are exempt from paraphernalia laws, while maintaining existing defenses for cannabidiol possession by registered patients and caregivers.

• Effective July 1, 2018.