Arkansas
In 2025 Arkansas enacted laws allowing raw milk sales away from the farm, creating a right to try individualized investigational treatments, and adding religious freedom protections in public schools and for adoption and foster care providers. A law also defines central bank digital currency in the state's commercial code.
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Sell raw milk beyond the farm
Allows raw milk and raw milk products to be sold at locations other than the farm where they were produced.
Families should be free to buy raw milk directly from farmers they trust.
Protect faith-based foster and adoption providers
Creates the Keep Kids First Act, protecting adoption and foster care providers acting on sincerely held religious beliefs from discrimination.
Faith-based providers should be able to serve children without giving up their beliefs.
Protect religious rights in public schools
Creates the Religious Rights at Public Schools Act of 2025.
Students and staff should not have to leave their faith at the schoolhouse door.
Right to try individualized treatments
Creates the Right to Try Individualized Investigational Treatment Act to give patients access to individualized investigational treatment.
Patients and their doctors, not the state, should decide which treatments to try.
Define digital currency in commercial code
Defines central bank digital currency in the Uniform Commercial Code and modifies the definitions of money and deposit account.
How a state defines money affects whether a central bank digital currency can be used, so CODR is watching how this law is applied.