Without court action, Alabama is never getting medical marijuana
The court is going to have to force this.
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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.
Judge rules patient advocate can’t join cannabis lawsuit
The director of the Patients Coalition for Medical Cannabis attempted to join the suit to give patients a "seat at the table."
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.
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See recent postsMooresmith: The law is clear; the AMCC simply refuses to follow it
Alabama's medical cannabis rollout is bogged down in court because the AMCC has refused to follow basic and well-known state law.
The legal battle over medical marijuana drags on
A plaintiff claims the AMCC repeatedly violated state laws and asked the legislature for immunity. The AMCC says it should all go away.
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See recent postsFor delays in medical marijuana process, blame the appropriate people
The delays in medical marijuana availability aren't because of lawsuits, but the violations of laws those lawsuits target.
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See recent postsThe Alabama Cannabis Commission is not a victim
AMCC director John McMillan tried to paint his commission as a victim of frivolous lawsuits, but such a characterization defies logic and the truth.
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See recent postsLatest medical marijuana legislation might just fix the whole process
A new bill from Sen. Tim Melson could fix the troubled medical marijuana licensing by doing the most basic thing: following the law.
Medical marijuana “fix” has rough debut in committee
The new legislation was met with skepticism and anger during a committee meeting that wasn't streamed or recorded.