Articles tagged with "Florida"

The plaintiffs argued that because the amendment’s language only mentions smoking in public, users should be allowed to smoke in private.

A judge gave the 77-year-old patient permission to grow, possess, and use medical cannabis for juicing purposes to help prevent a relapse of lung cancer.

From enlightened zillionaires to accidentally high executives, here are the week’s most notable cannabis quotables.

There are eight cases against the state, ranging from smoking to how the state awards licenses for medical marijuana treatment centers.

Ben finds the world’s worst cannabis attorney, Dave rants about Oregon’s ID ineptitude, and Bruce frets about the federal budget. Good times!

The court said Ian Christensen’s “Official Legal Certification” certificates were legally meaningless and his incompetence caused his clients serious harm.

A Florida nursery and a man who suffers from epilepsy contend that Gov. Rick Scott’s administration is flouting the state’s new medical marijuana law.

Approximately 5,200 applications are currently being processed by staff but roughly 1,000 are missing key information or have the wrong sized photo.

This is the fourth license awarded due to an administrative challenge or settlement. There are now 14 medical cannabis treatment centers in the state.

Medical marijuana patients in Florida who are already experiencing long delays in receiving their identification cards are in for more bad news.