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Oklahoma: Page 9
Oklahoma’s First Year of Medical Cannabis Licensing, Revenue Exceeds Expectations
Eighteen months after legalization, 8% of Oklahomans have a medical cannabis card and the state has licensed more than 2,200 dispensaries.
Cherokee Nation Forms Work Group to Study Benefits of Cannabis
The tribe, one of the largest in the nation, wants to create a ‘well-informed policy’ regarding the use and cultivation of cannabis and hemp.
Illinois Launches Adult-Use Cannabis Sales After Governor Pardons Thousands of Cannabis Convictions: Week in Review
The state saw nearly $3.2 million in sales and more than 77,000 transactions on the first day of sales.
Two New Adult-Use Cannabis Petitions Filed in Oklahoma
A previous petition, State Question 806, was pulled after receiving criticism from medical cannabis advocates.
Petition Filed in Oklahoma for Ballot Measure to Legalize Adult-Use Cannabis
State Question 806 would legalize personal cannabis use for adults 21 and older.
Dixie Brands Finalizes Entry Into Oklahoma Market
Oklahoma is the second new U.S. state Dixie has entered in 2019, expanding its footprint to six states.
Oklahoma’s Medical Cannabis ‘Unity Bill’ Takes Effect Aug. 30
The law clarifies the state’s medical marijuana law and prohibits employers from discriminating against employees solely based on cannabis use.
Louisiana Launches First Medical Cannabis Sales, Florida Lawmaker Introduces Decriminalization Bill: Week in Review
Medical cannabis products went on sale for the first time in Louisiana Aug. 6.
Oklahoma Lawsuit Seeks to Block Health Dept. From Giving Information on Medical Cannabis Patients to Law Enforcement
"I don't understand why that's the state's business," Whitney Wehmeyer said.
Lawsuit Filed Against Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Law Regarding Traffic Stops
Senate Bill 1030 includes a provision over traffic stops and what happens if a medical marijuana patient does not have their card on them.
Mark Zuckerberg Named in Tulsa Dispensaries' Lawsuit Over 'Facebook Jail' Harming Legal Cannabis Businesses
The owners of seven medical marijuana dispensaries in Oklahoma have sued Facebook over allegations that the social media website is “subjectively” putting them in “Facebook jail” when they post about their businesses.
Child Entertainment Firm Sues Oklahoma Marijuana Dispensary, Alleges Trademark Infringement
The federal copyright infringement lawsuit alleges that the business stole its logo from a children's entertainment company based in Canada.
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