new(ish) filings from 3c v Rokita
order-motionforjudgement-motiontodismiss.pdf (303.3 KB)
replyinsupport-oct-2024.pdf (94.5 KB)
defense-memoranduminsupport.pdf (369.6 KB)
hudalla-declaration.pdf (2.4 MB)
defense-motionforsummaryjudgement.pdf (133.5 KB)
new(ish) filings from the Ledbetter case
cookies-huckleberrygelato.pdf (165.6 KB)
extrax-forbiddenjelly.pdf (171.6 KB)
extraxt powerplant.pdf (174.0 KB)
looper-bluegushers.pdf (182.4 KB)
stiizy-ogkush.pdf (187.1 KB)
Nichols-SJLabs-Declaration.pdf (230.8 KB)
responseinopposition-dismissal.pdf (515.6 KB)
Swider-Declaration.pdf (228.2 KB)
Is this the biggest bust we’ve seen yet? Over 100 stores
One step forward two steps back
tentative ruling in the March and Ash lawsuit
That’s what they get for trying to fight back.
“The charges are the result of a 20-month investigation, according to Rich Goldberg, an attorney who represented the men Tuesday. That investigation led the brothers and several family members to sue multiple police agencies in federal court last year. Among their targets was the Warren County Sheriff’s Office…”
anyone seen any updates on the sky marketing case v TX DSHS? I can’t find it on the TX supreme court case search
amendedcomplaint.pdf (1.1 MB)
searchwarrant.pdf (4.2 MB)
Allen, TX stores suing the DEA, city of Allen and other parties over raids
Stupid people ruin everything…
Here’s an article that dives into federal vs state jurisdiction about a case in Connecticut
Pretty interesting
" the definition of ‘hemp’ under the 2018 Farm Act was unambiguous in its application to all products derived from the cannabis plant"
It was not unintentional that the Federal government legalized intoxicating hemp-derived products. This was on purpose, in order to cause problems for individual states regulating their own Federally illegal Marijuana industry, also problems for states trying to keep intoxicating cannabinoids illegal. This will allow the Federal government to take more control over the regulation of Hemp and Marijuana while depleting the resources of every state trying to regulate Hemp and or Marijuana.
Speaking of, his daughter just secured a Medical cannabis processor license here in KY lol
In Michigan there is only one lab who does compliance testing and they are 0% transparent with their methods even though there is a robust network of state licensed and regulated testing facilities who have been testing cannabis for over a decade
https://www.legislature.ohio.gov/legislation/135/sb326
OH bill introduced
Google deranked forbes in search results, looks like they don’t like them using their position to affiliate market CBD