If pot ever becomes legal in Texas, South Texas College of Law in Houston might be ground zero for lawmakers trying to figure out what statutes to change in the new marijuana economy.
Since 2013, law professor Dru Stevenson has taught a marijuana policy course that tasks second- and third-year law students with drafting “off-the-shelf, usable legislative materials” that states could use after legalizing marijuana.
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