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New York City’s illicit marijuana crackdown is unconstitutional, judge rules
The law enforcement crackdown on illicit New York City marijuana shops that state regulators have credited with salvaging the legal market is unconstitutional, a Queens judged has ruled.
News October 30Massachusetts cannabis commission chooses new executive director
The Massachusetts Cannabis Controlled Commission (CCC) has selected a former employee as its new executive director.
News October 30Nebraska medical marijuana ballot initiatives go to trial amid early voting
Opening arguments began Tuesday in an extraordinary last-minute court challenge lodged against a Nebraska medical marijuana legalization campaign as voters continued to cast ballots a week before Election Day.
News October 30Costa Rica awards 57 licenses for cultivation, production of hemp derivatives
Two years after beginning the process, Costa Rica has finalized the licensing for businesses seeking to cultivate and produce hemp-derived products.
News October 29Missouri establishing cannabis reference testing lab to improve standards
Missouri regulators are launching a reference testing lab in an attempt to improve industry standards and better analyze the contents of cannabis products.
News October 29Kentucky awards 26 medical marijuana business licenses in lottery
Kentucky regulators have awarded 26 medical marijuana licenses for cultivators and processors seeking to operate in the state's impending industry.
News October 29Florida lawmakers could add cannabis permits if adult-use ballot initiative passes
If 60% of Florida voters follow Donald Trump’s lead and cast ballots to legalize recreational marijuana in the state on Election Day, cannabis possession will become legal for adults 21…
News October 29Michigan marijuana company Skymint’s equipment for sale in November auction
A two-day auction is scheduled for next month to sell the remaining equipment assets formerly owned by defunct Michigan marijuana company Skymint.
News October 28Trulieve Cannabis spending in Florida’s adult-use campaign tops $140 million
Trulieve Cannabis has donated $141.9 million of the total $149.7 million spent on the campaign to pass Florida's adult-use measure.
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