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Ohio Releases Dispensary Applications as the Federal Government Continues To Send Conflicting Signals on Legal Marijuana

Posted on September 19, 2017 by Cannabis Law And Policy

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The Ohio Board of Pharmacy releases model dispensary applications Today the Ohio Board of Pharmacy released, through the Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program Website, the application materials for Ohio dispensaries. The Board will accept applications electronically beginning on November 3 at 8:00am and ending… Continue Reading “Ohio Releases Dispensary Applications as the Federal Government Continues To Send Conflicting Signals on Legal Marijuana”

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Ohio Marijuana Law Update: cultivator applications, processor rule changes, proposed THC limits, and the ever-shifting federal landscape

Posted on April 8, 2017 by Cannabis Law And Policy

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What you need to know about Ohio’s medical marijuana industry from an Ohio medical marijuana attorney.

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Trump taps Jeff Sessions for Attorney General nominee: what does this mean for legal marijuana?

Posted on November 18, 2016 by Cannabis Law And Policy

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The cannabis community has been eagerly waiting to learn whom Donald Trump would nominate as the nation’s top law enforcement officer, and it appears we have our answer: Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions. So what does this mean for legal marijuana? Let’s first start with a quick… Continue Reading “Trump taps Jeff Sessions for Attorney General nominee: what does this mean for legal marijuana?”

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