Case which can disrupt Maryland medical marijuana industry going to go to experience

A Baltimore judge ruled Wednesday which a case which can disrupt Maryland's fledgling medical marijuana industry ought proceed to experience. At issue are the 2 of the state's 15 medical marijuana growing licenses which were awarded to companies which did not rank between the highest 15 applicants. Lawyers for those companies, Maryland Cultivation & Processing & GTI Maryland, argued the state acted arbitrarily & capriciously in denying them licenses. Taking a tour of ForwardGro, 1 of the 15 pre-confirmed medical marijuana growers in the state. (Kim Hairston / Baltimore Sun) Taking a tour of ForwardGro, 1 of the 15 pre-confirmed medical marijuana growers in the state.

Health Dept. to Court: Dismiss Bethlehem medical marijuana applicant's 'selfish crusade'

The Pennsylvania Department of Health is insisting Commonwealth Court dismiss a grievance filed with a Bethlehem Inc. which unsuccessfully applied for medical marijuana permits. "Keystone ReLeaf stands alone in its selfish crusade to judicially fast-track the disposition of its still commented administrative Claims above all others," attorney Jarad W. Handelman wrote. however Keystone ReLeaf has "earned the dubious distinction of believing the rules don't apply to it" with filing a grievance in Commonwealth Court, Handelman wrote. Keystone ReLeaf submitted 1 grower/processor permit application & 2 clinic permit applications. 1 of Tipton's colleagues, Christian Perrucci, is the managing member of Keystone ReLeaf, according to the grievance.

large names, large money come out of to help medical marijuana initiative

As it stated in He cited final year's successful legalization votes for medical marijuana in Arkansas, North Dakota & Florida. latest Approach Missouri is by far the generality visible — & has lifted the generality money — between the groups which have filed at least 22 pro-pot initiative petitions by the Missouri Secretary of State's office. A four percent tax would be imposed on sales, by an estimated $20 million a year will veterans services & programs. latest Approach Missouri too has gotten a campaign boost in recent weeks from singer Melissa Etheridge & previous St. Louis Rams offensive lineman Kyle Turley. however latest Approach Missouri expects which to change if it makes the ballot.

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