4 years of drug policy reform

3/3/2019

4 years ago, a mother could face a 5-year prison sentence for possessing an essential oil called CBD.
Today you can buy it online or at a local 'big box' store.

Katie & Cayman led the way, 4 years ago, in convincing the Oklahoma legislature that their prohibition laws were harming our children, by withholding their healthcare treatments.
In the 40 months since we made an essential oil called CBD more available, the people are now asking what all the fuss was about?
Rep. Jon Echols authored Katie & Cayman's law. But he didn't stop there.

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