House passes tougher penalties for observable marijuana use on school property after heated debate
The Louisiana House approved HB 5 68 to criminalize observable smoking or vaping of marijuana on property used for school purposes — including college campuses — with penalties up to $1,000 and a year in jail; members debated geographic scope, enforcement and impacts on private property.
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The Louisiana House on April 21 approved HB 5 68, a measure that raises penalties for observable smoking or vaping of marijuana on property used for school purposes and within associated drug‑free zones.
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