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MMJ Recs
NOVEMBER 10, 2023
We’re exploring the legal rights of MMJ patients in Missouri, the significance of advocating for their interests, legal protections available, the state’s medical cannabis regulations, the role of MMJ patient advocacy groups, and the success stories that highlight the impact of advocacy efforts.
Veriheal
AUGUST 23, 2023
The regulation forces a great fine of $190,000 if the business “intentionally neglects to make a report” to the DEA about pertinent medication-related content that they become mindful of. But privacy advocates and civil rights groups have really big worries about the implications.
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Cannabis Law Report
AUGUST 4, 2019
But amid concerns about privacy and possible legal conflicts, a leading state lawmaker said he asked for a delay on implementation and expects the clause could be removed during the next legislative session.
SpeedWeed
JULY 19, 2021
For many, including those who have been in the cannabis business for decades, prohibition still runs strong, even in areas that have legalized or decriminalized cannabis. In addition to its public policy and advocacy efforts towards legalization, Hawthorne has committed $2.5 Around 80% of cannabis business owners are white.
Cannabis Law Report
MAY 25, 2022
The employer thus has the burden to prove that a medical marijuana accommodation would pose an undue hardship to their business. 1] The Superior Court judge allowed ASM’s motion to dismiss on all counts except an invasion of privacy claim. Barbuto appealed the dismissal directly to the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts.
MMJ Recs
OCTOBER 13, 2023
Compliance with these laws and regulations is crucial for both patients and cannabis businesses to ensure the integrity and legality of the MMJ system in California. Patient Privacy: Patients have the right to keep their MMJ usage and related information private. Patients and caregivers should check for any updates to this limit.
Cannabis Law Report
AUGUST 1, 2022
The ACLU of Maine says state regulators should eliminate a requirement that multiple video cameras be placed inside and outside adult-use cannabis businesses, arguing that doing so violates Maine’s ban on facial recognition surveillance. The Maine Press Herald reports.
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