Court Sanctions Malden $18K In Finale Of Five-Year Feud With Social Equity Applicant
February 3, 2026
Benevolent Botanicals prevails; unreasonable cannabis zoning by “bumbling” bureaucracy hits 10-foot barbed-wire wall
Benevolent Botanicals prevails; unreasonable cannabis zoning by “bumbling” bureaucracy hits 10-foot barbed-wire wall
The 200,000 tossed signatures may not be the only legal obstacle the new proposed amendment to legalize marijuana is facing.
According to the legal motion filed, “Mr. Tompkins made an investment as did many others … and received no financial benefit not conferred on other buyers.”
“This is a monumental win for medical marijuana patients, who have long been caught in the crossfire.”
Once upon a time at the commission: Endless investigations, ‘concerns regarding behavior,’ and deleted texts
“There is a fundamental principle in this state and in this country that before you lose everything at the hands of the government, you have a right to appear
Companies allege the MCR Labs complaint is based on a “speculative conclusion”
Our analysis and breakdown of the MCR Labs suit in the context of the current Mass cannabis landscape
The Sunshine State’s medical marijuana statute is silent about whether employers must accommodate off-site or off-work use
Charging a mother with committing a felony against her unborn fetus is a hazy legal theory that has yet to be challenged in Mississippi. Yet Brandy Moore faced a possible 20 years in prison.
