Hemp, defined as cannabis containing less than .3% THC, is now legal. This includes most CBD products. Alcohol is now eligible for home delivery, and breweries will be able to sell their beer "to go". Telemarketers may be fined $1,000 per spoofed call. Stealing packages from porches is now a felony. (It was only a misdemeanor.) Sexual assault victims now have seven days (up from five) to have a forensic exam done. Labs must test rape kits within 90 days, and the state may not destroy rape kits that are less than 40 years old. Firearms are now allowed on school property if stored in a vehicle, landlords and HOAs may not prohibit firearms, and you will no longer need a license to carry during natural disasters. Brass knuckles are no longer prohibited. The minimum age for purchasing tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, will increase to 21 (except for military personnel). State traffic fines are going up by $20, but anyone who lost their license under the Driver Responsibility Program (which penalized certain traffic offenses with annual fines) will have their license reinstated, as this program is ending. Hunters and fisherman can now show a digital copy of their license. Lemonade stands may not be prohibited on private property. If a health care provider uses your sperm or eggs without your consent, it is now considered a sexual assault. Institutions of higher education will be held more responsible for reporting and curtailing hazing. Cough syrup may no longer be sold to minors.