Photos of the Day: Mich. Pot Bills Address Edibles

Two Republican House bills would clarify Michigan's medical marijuana law by legalizing dispensaries and edibles. Michigan food safety organizations oppose the legislation because it doesn't apply state food law to dispensaries. The groups say any business that sells food should be licensed and inspected.

Mar 24th, 2014

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Two Republican House bills would clarify Michigan's medical marijuana law by legalizing dispensaries and edibles. Michigan food safety organizations oppose the legislation because it doesn't apply state food law to dispensaries. The groups say any business that sells food should be licensed and inspected.

In this March 19, 2014 photo, Chuck Ream shows homemade cookies containing the active ingredients of medical marijuana, at his home in Ann Arbor, Mich. Edible items made with medical marijuana would be legalized by legislation currently under consideration in the Michigan Senate. (AP Photo/Emma Fidel)

Read: Mich. Pot Bills Would OK Edibles

Two Republican House bills would clarify Michigan's medical marijuana law by legalizing dispensaries and edibles. Michigan food safety organizations oppose the legislation because it doesn't apply state food law to dispensaries. The groups say any business that sells food should be licensed and inspected.

Chuck Ream of Ann Arbor, Mich., holds marijuana butter for baking on March 19, 2014, in Ann Arbor. Edible forms of medical marijuana would be legalized by legislation currently under consideration in the Michigan Senate. (AP Photo/Emma Fidel)

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