Appeals court blocks state’s new ban on flavored vaping products
An appeals court is blocking the state's new ban on flavored vaping products.
It’s just a temporary ban until the court makes a ruling on the vaping industry's lawsuit to block the ban permanently.
Supporters of the ban say kids are getting addicted to e-cigarettes, which have been linked to illnesses and deaths across the country.
Critics say it was a hasty reaction to the incidents and government overreach.
The court order halting the ban is in effect until at least Oct. 18, when both sides are due back in court.
It’s just a temporary ban until the court makes a ruling on the vaping industry's lawsuit to block the ban permanently.
Supporters of the ban say kids are getting addicted to e-cigarettes, which have been linked to illnesses and deaths across the country.
Critics say it was a hasty reaction to the incidents and government overreach.
The court order halting the ban is in effect until at least Oct. 18, when both sides are due back in court.