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"Nobody knows what a court is going to do, no one wants to be that test case. The risk is quite high. You could get to court and the court could say, 'This is Schedule 1, I'm going to dismiss this case.'"
August 08, 2018 at 06:48 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
Colorado-based Pure Hemp Collective promotes its Vina Bell line of tinctures, salves, topicals and bath soaks as plant-based, inspired-by-grandma’s-garden remedies to “heal what ails ‘ya.”
Notwithstanding all the folksy charm surrounding its marketing, the cannabis extract-containing products—specifically a 5,000-milligram tincture—are at the heart of a modern-day, potentially big-dollar patent fight that has the marijuana IP bar watching.
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