Cannabis Vendors in Limbo as Judge Halts N.Y. License Program
The state made convicted weed dealers the first legal sellers. Those left out sued, and a judge paused the program.
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The state made convicted weed dealers the first legal sellers. Those left out sued, and a judge paused the program.
A lawsuit filed last week by a group of disabled veterans has once again temporarily halted the state’s fledgling cannabis industry, leaving its future uncertain. The Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA) was signed into law by then-Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the spring of 2021 and legalized ad
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