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A judge has appointed a mediator to try to negotiate an end to a long-running dispute over who gets licenses to grow and sell medical marijuana in Alabama. Montgomery Circuit Judge James Anderson on Tuesday appointed retired Circuit Judge Eugene Reese to act as mediator in the case.
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A judge has temporarily blocked Alabama from issuing licenses to medical marijuana facilities amid an ongoing legal battle over how the state selected the winning companies.
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A judge has temporarily blocked Alabama from issuing licenses to medical marijuana facilities amid an ongoing legal battle over how the state selected the winning companies.
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Members of the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission said they are aiming to get the state's medical marijuana program underway in 2024 after a series of delays and legal disputes.
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The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission is aiming to award licenses to growers and distributors by the end of the year after a bumpy roll out of the state’s medical marijuana program that has included multiple lawsuits over the selection process.
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The availability of medical marijuana remains on hold in Alabama as the legal fight continues over the process used to select companies for the lucrative licenses.
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A company that failed to win a potentially lucrative medical marijuana license in Alabama has asked a judge Tuesday to block the state from issuing the licenses to anyone. Alabama Always argues a state commission improperly deliberated in private before selecting the winners.
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A judge has ordered Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission to temporarily halt the issuance of licenses to growers and distributers as two companies argue the state used a flawed and secretive process to select winners for the potentially lucrative licenses.
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Medical marijuana is officially legal in Alabama after Gov. Kay Ivey signed it into law on Monday. People with qualifying medical conditions can now…
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After many hours of debate, the Alabama House of Representatives has passed a medical marijuana bill. It was passed 68-34 and now goes back to the Senate…