 with child neglect for using marijuana during pregnancy. Despite her newborn testing positive for THC, her attorney argued she had a healthy baby and had not been found neglectful of her children. The court acknowledged the need for legislative clarification but determined that her marijuana use, authorized by her medical card, did not constitute illegal activity under existing laws. Critics argue that the ruling disregards the unborn child's welfare and sets a troubling precedent for future cases involving marijuana use and child neglect.