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Cannabis Businesses Need Privacy Policies

Canna Law Blog

It’s 2023 and many cannabis businesses are still missing one critical operating document: a privacy policy. To start, California has required privacy policies for a very long time (well, “long” at least in terms of the Internet). In 2018, California passed the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

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Cannabis Businesses Need Privacy Policies

Canna Law Blog

It’s 2023 and many cannabis businesses are still missing one critical operating document: a privacy policy. To start, California has required privacy policies for a very long time (well, “long” at least in terms of the Internet). In 2018, California passed the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

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Canada: British Columbia’s information and privacy commissioner not impressed with privacy provisions at province’s cannabis retail outlets

Cannabis Law Report

The Coast Reporter writes… Cannabis sellers have considerable work to do in order to ensure the privacy and security of the personal information collected from people purchasing their products, B.C.’s s information and privacy commissioner says. He said here are “serious gaps” in privacy protections.

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Cannabis Litigation: A Primer on Subpoenas

Canna Law Blog

A “subpoena” is used in cannabis litigation (or any litigation) when third-party witnesses or documents become necessary for a lawsuit. If the subpoena is demanding documents, it should also outline the types of documents that is expected to be produced by providing “specific descriptions” of each.

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Federal Court: California Must Share Cannabis Licensee Records with Feds

Canna Law Blog

In response, the BCC responded (via letter) that it wouldn’t produce the desired documents because the subpoena “does not specify the relevancy of the subpoena” and because the requested information is “confidential, protected, and part of pending licensing investigations.” is relevant and material to a legitimate law enforcement inquiry.”

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MMJ Laws in California: A Comprehensive Guide For Patients

MMJ Recs

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. This recommendation is a critical legal document that allows patients to use and possess medical marijuana. This document is the foundation of your MMIC application.

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Illinois gives guidance for Cannabis Loan Funds

Illinois News Joint

Examples for allowable uses for the Cannabis Loan Funds include rent, payroll, purchase of equipment, purchase of inventory, regulatory compliance expenses, payment of fines or penalties, certain legal expenses, and employee training. Though not an exhaustive list, DCEO set forth examples of allowable and non-allowable expenses.