Marijuana

Judge Blocks Alabama Medical Marijuana Licenses Amid Legal Battle

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Montgomery, Alabama – A judge has issued a temporary restraining order preventing Alabama from granting licenses to medical marijuana facilities due to an ongoing legal dispute over the selection process. Montgomery Circuit Judge James Anderson halted the issuance of licenses for “integrated” facilities that handle the cultivation, transportation, and sale of medical marijuana. This decision comes as companies that were not chosen for the five available integrated licenses challenge the selection process, claiming that the commission violated its own rules. The commission has already attempted to award licenses three times, but the first two selections … Read more

New Laws in Pennsylvania: From Porch Pirates to Medical Marijuana, Here’s What You Need to Know in 2024

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PHILADELPHIA, PA – As the weekend approaches, the Philadelphia region prepares for a winter storm. However, the city’s record snow-deprivation streak seems to be safe. In addition to the weather, new laws are set to take effect in Pennsylvania. These changes will impact areas such as SEPTA crime and medical marijuana sales. One significant change is the introduction of felony charges for porch pirates. With over 3,000 packages stolen annually in Philadelphia, the law aims to deter thieves by increasing penalties for mail theft. Another notable change is the allowance for all medical marijuana growers … Read more

New Oklahoma Laws Take Effect: Medical Marijuana, Cancer Care, and Tax Benefits for Caregivers

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Oklahoma, USA – As the new year begins, Oklahoma residents are now subject to a range of new laws. These laws cover various areas such as medical marijuana regulations, cancer care, and tax cuts for caregivers. Here is a roundup of the key laws that went into effect on January 1. One significant change involves health insurers now being required to cover the costs of biomarker testing. Advocates and lawmakers believe that this testing will lead to shorter and more effective cancer treatments. State Representative Paul Rosino emphasized that this law could potentially save lives. … Read more

New Laws Enforce Stricter Regulation and Accountability in Oklahoma’s Medical Marijuana Industry

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LAWTON, Okla. – New state laws recently implemented by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority are bringing increased regulations to the state’s cannabis industry. These laws aim to enhance compliance, accountability, and product quality within the growing market. One of the key changes is Senate Bill 1704, which mandates that all employees working in medical marijuana businesses apply for a license from the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority by January 31. This requirement is seen as a means to tighten oversight and ensure that those involved in the industry understand the necessary procedures and regulations. While some … Read more