By Cheryl Miller | August 10, 2023
A judge will hear early arguments Friday in a case brought by disabled veterans challenging New York's cannabis license distribution program.
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By Colleen Murphy | August 9, 2023
Canon 5, which deals with outside employment and other outside activities for judiciary employees, states that to "avoid impropriety and/or conflict of interest or the appearance thereof, the following provisions shall apply to the holding of outside employment by judiciary employees."
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By Timothy Profeta | August 9, 2023
While possessing cannabis for recreational use is permitted in New Jersey, the legal sale of cannabis is a bit more mottled. Despite the overwhelming support for the legalization of cannabis in New Jersey, only 164 of New Jersey's 564 municipalities opted in to allowing legal sales.
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By Brian Lee | August 8, 2023
"As you can imagine today's been filled with calls and meetings from clients," Robert DiPisa, the co-chair of the Cannabis Law Group at Cole Schotz, said Tuesday. "It's been crazy."
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By Alex Anteau | August 7, 2023
Up until this point, much like the other losing license bidders, the Aspire Medical Partners case had iterations pending in the court the company is based in (Warren County), Fulton County Superior Court and the Georgia Court of Appeals.
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By Cheryl Miller | August 3, 2023
Welcome back to Higher Law, our weekly briefing on all things cannabis. I'm Cheryl Miller, reporting for Law.com from Sacramento. This week we're…
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By Brian Lee | August 3, 2023
The complaint appears to raise statutory construction and delegation of authority questions that often make it to the state's highest court, the New York Court of Appeals.
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By Cheryl Miller | August 2, 2023
A Fourth District Court of Appeal panel said the state hasn't met its legal obligations to create a database that flags potentially illegal cannabis sales.
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By Mike Mullen and Matthew G. Miller | August 2, 2023
Federal courts, when evaluating cases pertaining to businesses that operate within the cannabis industry, must grapple with what is known as the "illegality doctrine." This doctrine states that courts will not assist a party in recovering "fruits of a crime," and thus cannabis owners in violation of the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) may be denied redress in federal courts.
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By Brian Peykar | July 28, 2023
The purpose of the PREPARE Act is to bring together experts in the field to provide a framework for lawmakers to establish a federal regulatory system which would seek to address many issues surrounding cannabis including providing terms to access the banking system which is of critical importance.
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