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Cannabis Law Report
FEBRUARY 1, 2020
SANTA FE – A state Court of Appeals ruling that New Mexico medical marijuana producers can claim a tax deduction for prescription medication could affect prices for 80,000 or so enrolled patients statewide – and the state budget. I think it’s good news, because we should never tax food or medicine,” Rodriguez said in an interview.
Cannabis Law Report
JUNE 29, 2022
I refused a search, so he arrested me and searched, said he had probably cause because of the expired tag and a minor license issue. . “I got pulled over by a state cop in Ulster County for an expired inspection,” Genuth tells CelebStoner. “I was not speeding and was totally sober. ” Source: [link].
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Cannabis Law Report
NOVEMBER 24, 2021
Weedmaps, or now known as WM Technology on Wall Street, had a horrendous stretch of bad news and dismal financial reporting over the past few weeks. It did not matter if they had a license from the State of California or not, as long as you could pay, you were listed and mapped for consumers to find.
Project CBD
APRIL 11, 2023
We start with some positive news from the Golden State. As Project CBD reported last year: “With over 2,000 acres licensed to grow cannabis, California cannabis farmers put between 30 and 55 million plants in the ground every year. That’s a lot of plastic tags for an industry with green pretensions.” ” Why?
WeedAdvisor
JANUARY 15, 2019
Taking that much money to issue 25 licenses means that each license netted the government about $180,000. While we get to drive away with a brand new vehicle, we also get to put the taxes, insurance and maintenance in our back seat. Listed are the 60,000 names of businesses and individuals who applied for licenses.
WeedAdvisor
JANUARY 23, 2019
Ontario cannabis lottery winners are desperately working to land partnerships with retailers and licensed producers, according to BNN Bloomberg. Lawyers, licensed producers and retailers all want a slice, and lottery winners expect them to pay up. At some point these price tags just got silly”.
Cannabis Law Report
SEPTEMBER 19, 2019
The state’s pot policy office initially describes a costly tagging system for tracing products from plant to retail, then offers a more business-friendly explanation hours later. Individual retail products will not require their own track-and-trace tag after all. The cost of the tag wasn’t the problem.
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