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Utah Medical Marijuana Applicants Under Wraps But Will Be Revealed

Who is going to grow Utah’s medical marijuana remains unknown as a July 1 license application deadline looms.

New Jersey to License 108 Dispensaries, Google Play Store Prohibits Marijuana Delivery Apps: Week in Review

In a dramatic revamp of New Jersey’s medical marijuana program, the state is seeking applicants to operate up to 108 cannabis treatment businesses, up from the current number of six.

Utah Officials Ask Potential Cannabis Growers to Step Forward, Hoping to Get Plants in the Ground This Year

The race is on in Utah for a cannabis cultivation license.

Want a License to Grow Medical Cannabis in Utah? Expect to Spend Upward of $100,000

The figure is an estimate that appeared in draft rules for the state's new medical marijuana program.

Plaintiffs in Utah Cannabis Lawsuit Drop Claim that the LDS Church Orchestrated the Replacement of Prop 2

Patient advocates who are suing over the state’s decision to replace a voter-approved medical marijuana initiative have ditched one of their central legal arguments.

Utah is Allowing Only 10 Cannabis Farms. Will That Be Enough to Supply the State’s New Medical Marijuana Program?

If the cannabis industry perfectly complied with Utah’s expectations, it would grow more than 84,000 plants annually.

Utah Takes First Step to Setting Up Medical Marijuana Program

The state has started soliciting bids for an electronic verification system and inventory control system.

New Bill Seeks to Modify Utah’s Medical Cannabis Law, But the Legislature May Not Hear It

The bill would raise the patient caps for physicians who wish to recommend marijuana.

California Releases Proposed Cannabis Regulations, Congress Votes to Legalize Industrial Hemp: Week in Review

The California Office of Administrative Law is reviewing the draft of final rules for the state’s cannabis industry.

Group of Voters Asks Utah Supreme Court to Strike Down New Medical Cannabis Act, Reinstate Proposition 2

The group is also frustrated that the state contends the bill is immune from a challenge at the ballot box.

U.S. Tax Court Ruling Upholds 280E, Utah Replaces Voter-Approved MMJ Ballot Initiative With Compromise Bill: Week in Review

The years-long litigation of Harborside Health Center of Oakland ended this week when the U.S. Tax Court ruled the company must repay business deductions due to the federally illegal nature of cannabis.

Lawsuit Challenges Utah Lawmakers' Decision to Replace Medical Marijuana Ballot Initiative

The suit seeks to declare the legislature's replacement for Prop. 2 unconstitutional.

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