A focus on illicit operators will drive out legal storefronts, said Lauren Rudick, a cannabis lawyer who favors a focus on licensing over enforcement.
April 02, 2024 at 05:46 PM
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Litigation Reporter
A cannabis lawyer is urging New York policymakers to focus on licensing legal storefronts, rather than cracking down on illicit operators.
Lauren Rudick, managing principal of the Rudick Law Group in Manhattan, with offices in Jersey City, said a focus on the former will naturally drive out the latter.
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