Indiana vaping Law Update
This entry was posted on 11th July 2016 by twus.
As a follow-up to our original article published back in March, we wanted to update you on HB1432 and its continuing affect on the Indiana vaping industry. As of July 1st - the house bill was adopted into state law, despite multiple legal challenges to its constitutionality.
On June 30th - federal judge Judge Sarah Evans Barker of the Southern District of Indiana, Indianapolis Division - upheld the new law as constitutional making it the 2nd failed attempt to thwart the bill in less than a month. The first decision was handed down on June 2 by Marion Superior Court Judge Cynthia Ayers, ruling in a separate suit brought by the same parties at the state level that the law can go into effect.
The ramifications have been far reaching.... Read More
This entry was posted on 11th July 2016 by twus.
As a follow-up to our original article published back in March, we wanted to update you on HB1432 and its continuing affect on the Indiana vaping industry. As of July 1st - the house bill was adopted into state law, despite multiple legal challenges to its constitutionality.
On June 30th - federal judge Judge Sarah Evans Barker of the Southern District of Indiana, Indianapolis Division - upheld the new law as constitutional making it the 2nd failed attempt to thwart the bill in less than a month. The first decision was handed down on June 2 by Marion Superior Court Judge Cynthia Ayers, ruling in a separate suit brought by the same parties at the state level that the law can go into effect.
The ramifications have been far reaching.... Read More
