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Military Veterans File Suit Against New York’s Cannabis Licensing Rules
Four military veterans have filed suits against New York regulations that restrict the state’s first cannabis retailer licenses to those with marijuana-related convictions.
Florida Advocacy Group Files Brief Against Attorney General for Challenging 2024 Ballot Initiative
Smart & Safe Florida recently filed a Supreme Court brief addressing the claims of Attorney General Ashley Moody who seeks to prevent the initiative from being included on the ballot.
Florida AG Files Challenge to Cannabis Legalization Initiative
The Florida attorney general has filed a legal challenge to a proposed recreational marijuana legalization ballot measure with the state Supreme Court.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Cannabis Odor Enough To Justify Search
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled that the odor of cannabis is probable cause for a search, despite the legalization of hemp and CBD.
New Mexico Supreme Court Case Hearing Addresses Cannabis Impairment
The New Mexico Supreme Court heard arguments in relation to a case where an alcohol sobriety test was used to determine cannabis impairment.
Supreme Court Review for Florida Rec Cannabis Bill Set in Motion, AG to Challenge
Legal, recreational cannabis in Florida is one step closer to securing its place on the 2024 ballot, though the state’s attorney general has stated her intent to challenge the proposed amendment in the upcoming Supreme Court review.
Alaska Scrubbing Hundreds of Pot Convictions from Court Database
The change will take effect May 1 in Alaska.
Arkansas Supreme Court Signs off on Legalization Ballot Measure
The Arkansas ruling means the votes on the proposal will count.
Oklahoma Supreme Court To Consider Whether Legalization Initiative Will Qualify For Ballot
The fate of a recreational cannabis proposal in Oklahoma hangs in the balance.
Recreational Pot Question Back on Arkansas Ballot—But Will Votes Count?
The state Supreme Court ordered the amendment back on the ballot, but uncertainty remains.