Medical cannabis company files federal lawsuit against AMCC
Alabama Always claims state commission retaliated for criticism and violated its First and Fourteenth Amendment rights during flawed licensing process.
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Alabama Always sues, says cannabis board too biased to be fair
Company files lawsuit and petition citing bias, legal violations, and calls for commissioners' recusal from medical cannabis decisions.
New AMCC lawsuit: Chaos, delays, and broken rules in Alabama’s cannabis rollout
Alabama Always, LLC has launched a legal broadside against the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission.
Filing asks court to move medical cannabis process forward
The filing asks a Montgomery court to determine if the licensing process violated state law, and if so, to create a compliant process.
Court of Civil Appeals rules against AMCC allows Alabama Always to pursue judicial review
The court's ruling further expedites the quest to compel the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission to follow the law set forth by the Legislature.
New legal filing seeks to remove Cannabis Commission from licensing process
The filing by Alabama Always asks a Montgomery County judge to appoint a special master to determine applicant compliance.
Medical cannabis license dispute heads to court in Montgomery tomorrow
These lawsuit are just the latest in a string of legal challenges against the AMCC, painting a picture of a regulatory body struggling with transparency and fairness.
Cannabis Commission grapples with application controversies ahead of key meeting
Alabama Always LLC. raised critical concerns over the application scoring process and law compliance.
Plaintiffs argue court should block Cannabis Commission from using scores
The Commission is likely to rescind awards once again next Thursday, but plaintiffs say it won't matter if the process continues to use flawed third-party scoring.
Alabama Always seeks court intervention against Cannabis Commission’s licensure decisions
The lawsuit contends that the revised scoring methodology overly emphasized complex paper submissions, neglecting the primary mandate of the Compassion Act.