Maryland panel still has work to do on medical pot

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — A Maryland commission still has significant decisions to make on proposals to implement the state’s medical marijuana law as they bumped up against a Monday deadline for submitting a draft of regulations.

The commission, which has 15 members, has been tasked with submitting the draft for review by the state health secretary and a panel of lawmakers. While the commission released an updated draft last week, the panel is still working on details and seeking feedback from the public on important aspects of the proposed regulatory framework.