A component of the law says the practice of a doctor recommending medical marijuana to over 25 patients in a year could be subject to review by the Board of Medical Examiners. “Now they’re talking about adding a tracking system”.
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The legislation would complement an ongoing to push to formally allow and regulate medical marijuana dispensaries, some of which have continued to operate in a legal grey area since a 2013 Michigan Supreme Court ruling.
Growers and dispensaries across the state are seeing the shift away from smoking marijuana. Just recently, ResponsibleOhio, a marijuana reform advocacy group with a $20 million war chest, which is pushing hard for the legalization of at least medical marijuana (MMJ) in Ohio, secured enough signatures to get a ballot initiative on the books for this November.
“We believe that regulation is the way forward”, said Jessica Billingsley, chief operating officer and co-founder of MJ Freeway Business Solutions, a tracking software company that could eventually bid for the state contract. He is referring to the Cannabidiol or CBD extract, which does not induce high. She keep a track of all the latest policy developments in the medical marijuana arena. Slated to begin producing sometime in Q4 this year, GLBX’s Nevada Cultivation Labs will not only secure the reputation of the Pacific Leaf brand name and the quality of its cannabis strains through impeccably consistent output (fueling the local market with a scalable supply of products), it will also help cement brand identity and recognition among patients with reciprocal MME cards from neighboring states like Arizona and California. That’s if voters choose to legalize pot in 2016.
The mothers of both girls are members of a growing army of parents and national marijuana advocates pushing for legislative reform on the cannabis issue. “We don’t really need the state to know whether we’re producing sativa or indica, or exactly how many clones we’ve produced”.
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“I use it because it’s good for business”, said Milford. Edibles help relax my muscles, so I can get six hours or so of peace. But they say they’re willing to compromise on that point in order to attain the new protections for patients and caregivers. Leafly, a marijuana website that chronicles the medical and underground markets but does not follow Connecticut, indicated that in Boston, indoor-grown marijuana was selling last month for $300 an ounce. Discussion is expected to continue at a later date.
