Analysis | Medical Cannabis licensing in Alabama: A closer look at the application process
Out of 37 applicants, fewer than a third have presented completely unredacted applications.
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See recent postsThe way forward for the Medical Cannabis Commission: Follow the law
The AMCC can save its licensing process, and save itself from future lawsuits, if it follows the laws in awarding licenses.
Cannabis Commission sets dates for applicant presentations
The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission on Tuesday officially set two presentation days for applicants.
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See recent postsCannabis chaos: Incompetence, legal battles stall Alabama medical aid
The Medical Cannabis Act is not just a bureaucratic blunder, it's a tragedy for those the act intended to help.
A new appeal in the long running legal battle over Alabama’s medical cannabis
An appeal was filed by the plaintiffs and negotiations have been stopped, meaning legal medical cannabis could be a long time coming.
Cannabis Commission can proceed as companies continue to poke at scoring system
Multiple companies asked a Montgomery court to halt the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission once again.
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See recent postsStarting over is the only way to rid stench in medical marijuana process
The AMCC's insistence on clinging to flawed scores smells. There's only one way to get rid of that stench.
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.
AMCC sets new rules and regulations to hasten license process
The goal for the commission is to resume awarding licenses by the end of the year.
Cannabis Commission set to propose rules changes for application process
The proposed rules changes are likely tied to ongoing litigation over the Commission's flawed application process.