"Consulting with businesses about how to comply with Delaware's law and regulations, there's going to be opportunities there, and then there's also going to be opportunities for people in the legal community to represent the other businesses that support the legal cannabis industry," Adam Windett, a director of the Delaware Cannabis Advocacy Network, said.
June 11, 2021 at 01:37 PM
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Delaware’s House is preparing to vote on a bill that would legalize recreational marijuana, a concept that leaves criminal defense attorneys contemplating the future of their practices.
It’s a decision that could have an impact on lawyers in both the criminal and corporate spheres, with H.B. 150, introduced by Rep. Ed Osienski, D-Newark, proposing a regulated system of licensing businesses for retail and production.
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