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Indiana state lawmakers are preparing to present legislation that would ban the synthetic marijuana substitute known as K-2 or spice. The herb has recently been in the news in part because many believe it is a public safety concern. At least four counties in the state have banned store sales of the product. The product is banned in eight states, but not Indiana.
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