Cannabis plant. In Minnesota v. Loveless, the Minnesota Supreme Court reversed the conviction of possession of leaf material containing THC because the state failed to show that it wasn't hemp. (Credit: Iarygin Andrii/Adobe Stock) In Minnesota v. Loveless, the Minnesota Supreme Court reversed the conviction of possession of leaf material containing THC because the state failed to show that it wasn't hemp. (Credit: Iarygin Andrii/Adobe Stock)

A new law effective last Friday in Minnesota allows people ages 21 and older to buy edibles and beverages that contain a limited amount of THC.

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