Cannabis Law Report

JUNE 11, 2021

On March 31, 2021, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA) into law, legalizing adult-use cannabis in the state and establishing a regulatory framework to govern what likely will be one of the nation’s largest cannabis markets. Overview of Adult-Use License Types, Requirements, and Restrictions.

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Seed-To-Sale Retail Consumption Legalization 105

Cannabis Law Report

JUNE 16, 2021

With the enactment of the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA) in March 2021, New York is poised to become one of the largest cannabis markets in the country; however, licenses required for adult-use cannabis activity are unlikely to be issued until early 2022. What to Know.

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Seed-To-Sale Legalization Retail Consumption 85

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MAY 8, 2021

The new commission would also be responsible for issuing up to five licenses for vertically integrated operators, at least four cultivation licenses, no more than four processor licenses and no more than four dispensary licenses. The House is scheduled to reconvene at 8 a.m. Sponsored by Republican Sen. Tim Melson, S.B. Instead, S.B.

Business 52

Business Seed-To-Sale Chronic Pain Patients 52

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MAY 6, 2021

The new commission would also be responsible for issuing up to five licenses for vertically integrated operators, at least four cultivation licenses, no more than four processor licenses and no more than four dispensary licenses. The House is scheduled to reconvene at 8 a.m. Sponsored by Republican Sen. Tim Melson, S.B. Instead, S.B.

Programs 52

Programs Retail Seed-To-Sale Chronic Pain 52

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MAY 6, 2021

The new commission would also be responsible for issuing up to five licenses for vertically integrated operators, at least four cultivation licenses, no more than four processor licenses and no more than four dispensary licenses. The House is scheduled to reconvene at 8 a.m. Sponsored by Republican Sen. Tim Melson, S.B. Instead, S.B.

Seed-To-Sale 52

Seed-To-Sale Chronic Pain Patients Legislation 52

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MAY 7, 2021

After a nearly 10-hour filibuster Tuesday, House lawmakers reconvened Thursday and considered several floor amendments before passing the Senate-originated bill, 68-34, which would allow registered patients diagnosed with qualifying conditions to access cannabis. The legislation, Senate Bill 46 , now heads to Republican Gov. Kay Ivey’s desk.

Legislation 52

Legislation Seed-To-Sale Patients Chronic Pain 52

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MAY 19, 2021

At first, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey did not commit to signing a medical cannabis bill when the state legislature passed the legislation by a roughly two-to-one ratio in both chambers May 6. Mississippi dropped from the ranks of medical cannabis states after its Supreme Court ruled May 14 that Initiative 65 was unconstitutional. Tim Melson and Rep.

Legislation 52

Legislation Seed-To-Sale Patients Conditions 52

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MAY 18, 2021

At first, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey did not commit to signing a medical cannabis bill when the state legislature passed the legislation by a roughly two-to-one ratio in both chambers May 6. Mississippi dropped from the ranks of medical cannabis states after its Supreme Court ruled May 14 that Initiative 65 was unconstitutional. Tim Melson and Rep.

THC 52

THC Legislation Seed-To-Sale Patients 52

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MAY 17, 2021

At first, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey did not commit to signing a medical cannabis bill when the state legislature passed the legislation by a roughly two-to-one ratio in both chambers May 6. Mississippi dropped from the ranks of medical cannabis states after its Supreme Court ruled May 14 that Initiative 65 was unconstitutional. Tim Melson and Rep.

Legislation 52

Legislation Seed-To-Sale Patients Conditions 52

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MAY 17, 2021

At first, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey did not commit to signing a medical cannabis bill when the state legislature passed the legislation by a roughly two-to-one ratio in both chambers May 6. Mississippi dropped from the ranks of medical cannabis states after its Supreme Court ruled May 14 that Initiative 65 was unconstitutional. Tim Melson and Rep.

Legislation 52

Legislation Seed-To-Sale Patients Conditions 52

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MAY 10, 2021

After a nearly 10-hour filibuster Tuesday, House lawmakers reconvened Thursday and considered several floor amendments before passing the Senate-originated bill, 68-34, which would allow registered patients diagnosed with qualifying conditions to access cannabis. The legislation, Senate Bill 46 , now heads to Republican Gov. Kay Ivey’s desk.

Recreational 52

Recreational Marijuana Legislation Seed-To-Sale 52

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MAY 8, 2021

After a nearly 10-hour filibuster Tuesday, House lawmakers reconvened Thursday and considered several floor amendments before passing the Senate-originated bill, 68-34, which would allow registered patients diagnosed with qualifying conditions to access cannabis. The legislation, Senate Bill 46 , now heads to Republican Gov. Kay Ivey’s desk.

Legislation 52

Legislation Seed-To-Sale Patients Chronic Pain 52

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MAY 7, 2021

After a nearly 10-hour filibuster Tuesday, House lawmakers reconvened Thursday and considered several floor amendments before passing the Senate-originated bill, 68-34, which would allow registered patients diagnosed with qualifying conditions to access cannabis. The legislation, Senate Bill 46 , now heads to Republican Gov. Kay Ivey’s desk.

Legislation 52

Legislation Seed-To-Sale Patients Chronic Pain 52

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MAY 18, 2021

At first, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey did not commit to signing a medical cannabis bill when the state legislature passed the legislation by a roughly two-to-one ratio in both chambers May 6. Mississippi dropped from the ranks of medical cannabis states after its Supreme Court ruled May 14 that Initiative 65 was unconstitutional. Tim Melson and Rep.

Legislation 52

Legislation Seed-To-Sale Patients Conditions 52

SpeedWeed

MAY 10, 2021

After a nearly 10-hour filibuster Tuesday, House lawmakers reconvened Thursday and considered several floor amendments before passing the Senate-originated bill, 68-34, which would allow registered patients diagnosed with qualifying conditions to access cannabis. The legislation, Senate Bill 46 , now heads to Republican Gov. Kay Ivey’s desk.

Legislation 52

Legislation Seed-To-Sale Patients Chronic Pain 52