Sen. Nicholas Scutari said he hopes that by spring 2021, "the medical facilities will be able to start selling to the general public. I don’t see why they can’t."
November 05, 2020 at 10:18 AM
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*Editor’s note: This story was updated Friday evening upon introduction of the implementing legislation.
The ballot initiative to legalize adult-use cannabis in New Jersey passed easily with even-higher-than-expected voter support on Tuesday, but the opening of a full-fledged market with licensed dispensaries and cultivators, among others players, could take a year or more, legal experts from other states with experience in the massive endeavor contend.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Nick Scutari (Courtesy photo)
