Idaho lawmakers propose legislation criminalizing advertising of illegal products, notably cannabis, responding to increased marijuana ads despite state and federal prohibition. Co-sponsored by Representative Judy Boyle and Senator Chris Trakel, the bill seeks misdemeanor charges for knowingly advertising illegal services or products. The House State Affairs Committee introduces the bill, allowing public testimony. Although some states legalize marijuana, federal regulations classify it as illegal. Federal Communications Commission advises caution, highlighting state-federal conflict. Airing cannabis ads risks felony charges. If passed, the law takes immediate effect, potentially benefitting county sheriffs through fines. It’s a cautionary move for broadcasters amid evolving state and federal cannabis laws.