Cannabis commission can proceed as companies continue to poke at scoring system ...Middle East

Multiple companies asked a Montgomery court to halt the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission once again due to the commission’s continued use of third-party scoring. Judge James Anderson denied that request Monday, allowing the commission to proceed with its new procedures and timelines. However, Anderson will still be hearing a motion on the use of the scores. But a request by Specialty Medical Products of Alabama for a preliminary injunction and declaration that the scoring system cannot be used will move forward. Lawyers for the company, as well as main litigant Alabama Always, brought witnesses to combat the scoring system. Alabama Always brought Greg Gerdeman, chief scientific office

Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( Cannabis commission can proceed as companies continue to poke at scoring system )

Also on site :

Legendary Hard Rock Band Racks Up the Heavy Metal as Iconic Album Hits Sales of 20 Million
7UP Confirms Return of Limited-Edition Flavor That Once Flew Off Shelves
'Days of Our Lives' Alum Has Fans 'Crying' Over Photo During 'Last Father Daughter Dance'

Cannabis commission can proceed as companies continue to poke at scoring system ...Middle East

University Admin Caught Bragging About Doing DEI Work That Is 'Covert'

Demi Lovato’s Wedding Manicure Set a Chic New Standard for Nude Nails

Kylie Jenner models ‘hot’ red dress from new Khy x Dilara Findikoglu collection

John Fogerty Is Re-Recording Creedence Classics. We Asked Him Why

At Diddy Trial, Cassie’s Stylist Testifies About Decade of Bloody Abuse and Alleged Blackmail

Musk stepping down as special government employee

Jackie Chan Jokes He’ll Be “100 Years Old” Making ‘Rush Hour 4’

Is your text from the DMV a scam? What Illinois officials say to look out for

US suspends sales of some US technologies to China's airplane maker COMAC, New York Times reports

NYT Mini Crossword Answers, Hints for Thursday, May 29, 2025

Rubio says US will begin revoking visas of Chinese students

San Francisco's 'Grading Equity' Flop: City Scraps No-Homework, No-Attendance Grading Plan After One Day

US trade court blocks Trump's sweeping tariffs

Big 12 ADs, commissioner support 5+11 format for expanded College Football Playoff

California lawmakers pounce on energy board amid departing oil refineries: "We have a crisis on our hands"