Amid growing demands for a special session on medical marijuana and harsh criticism of lawmakers’ failure to reach agreement on the issue, Senate President Joe Negron sent a memo to his members seeking input on the possibility of sealing a deal with the House.
The Senate leader’s two-page memo doesn’t expressly call for a special session, but it’s the clearest indication since talks broke down Friday that lawmakers might return to Tallahassee to implement a voter-approved constitutional amendment that broadly legalized medical marijuana.
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