Ohio voters may have an opportunity to support a proposal to legalize adult-use marijuana in the state by way of The Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol’s signature collection effort to place a referendum question on the 2022 ballot.
The first ever cannabis “farmers market” in Massachusetts was held amid a small group of farmers protesting the event for co-opting the term “farmer.”
The lottery winners of Illinois’ 185 adult-use dispensary licenses are going to have to wait more, maybe months more.
Connecticut enacted its first round of adult-use cannabis regulations this week.
A fight in Maine over residency requirements for cannabis licensing that potentially has national implications, moved to the Federal First Circuit Court of Appeals earlier this month.
Hundreds of Illinois cannabis license holders will hold their breath once more on Tuesday, as a thirteen-month old lawsuit over the award of 185 dispensary license applications goes to court one more time.
After running up against a 2019 veto of legislation to legalize recreational cannabis use and sales from Gov. Chris Sununu, advocates are now trying multiple paths to ensure success in 2021.
Missouri cannabis regulators announced yesterday that they plan to abide by a federal judge’s order eliminating the state’s cannabis license rule requiring majority ownership by Missouri residents.
A group of nineteen dispensary applicants are suing Illinois cannabis regulators, indirectly charging that state officials and KPMG of colluding to award licenses to politically connected applicants and purposefully disqualifying and misscoring non-connected applicants.
In a blazing fast eight-minute bench trial, a federal judge ordered a permanent injunction and effectively eliminated the state’s rule that residents own a majority of a cannabis license.
