Maine legislature considers removing drug offenses from license barriers
At this point several organizations have submitted public testimony in support of the bill, with no comments in opposition.
At this point several organizations have submitted public testimony in support of the bill, with no comments in opposition.
Rhode Island allows medical patients to possess up to 12 adult plants and 12 immature plants at one time.
In Maine any game of chance that carries a prize and is conducted to raise money constitutes gambling and must be licensed by the state’s Gambling Control Unit.
The state claims that the residency requirement does not violate the dormant commerce clause of the Constitution as long as there is a federal prohibition on cannabis.
Almost as soon as they were proposed, the rules faced opposition from medical operators concerned they would be too burdensome.
Maine’s Bureau of Financial Institutions recently informed lenders that there would be a greater level of scrutiny in report data from cannabis businesses.
The feds aren’t barred from investigating medical cannabis businesses just because they have a state license, says an appellate decision.
The new rules include new requirements for plant tracking and security, but not mandatory lab testing.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled that medical cannabis diagnoses are covered under state anti-disability-discrimination employment laws.
Whether or not delivery is allowed across the state remains a point of contention, particularly from municipalities that have yet to approve recreational retail in their town or city.