Illinois
Dispensary licenses grinding through Illinois court, likely held up until at least Spring 2021
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One of the state’s main cannabis cases looks like it won’t find a resolution until next spring, at the earliest.
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One of the state’s main cannabis cases looks like it won’t find a resolution until next spring, at the earliest.
Dispensary owners say Chicago locations are out of the running because there’s not enough return for the bureaucratic headache.
Three Illinois cannabis dispensary license applicants were stymied in their attempt to halt rescoring other license applications and head right to the license lottery round.
Six municipalities in the metropolitan Chicago area, including Wilmette, Elk Grove Village, Batavia, Park Ridge, Mount Prospect and Glen Ellyn, all approved adult use marijuana sales via voter referendums last week.
More than one-third of United States residents live in states where recreational cannabis consumption and sales is or will soon be legal as a result of elections this week.
The non-change will have little impact on the future of Midwestern cannabis, say observers in each of the states.
A judge ordered Illinois regulators to stop rescoring cannabis dispensary applications last week.
The sale of multiple Illinois dispensaries included in CuraLeaf’s $830 million acquisition of Grassroots Cannabis are “still pending regulatory approval”.
Labor groups are attempting organize cannabis workers in Illinois and Michigan.
Emergency motions brought to court to release Illinois cannabis licenses were slowed down after a judge ruled that the state needed three weeks to research and write response briefs.