Jacob Redmond
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Starting Wednesday, the Department of Health begins accepting applications from nurseries hoping to produce low-THC marijuana oil.
June 17 marks the end of long and tortured roll out for a low-THC marijuana law passed just over a year ago. But David Kotler, a Boca Raton lawyer focusing on medical marijuana issues, says state health officials probably shouldn't expect a break anytime soon.
"Ultimately the application could be literally in the thousands of pages," Kotler says. "I think the approach taken by many in emerging markets is that more is better."
That's because the agency is awarding its five licenses based on a scoring system, and nurseries don't want to lose points for leaving something out. Although some have decided not to apply, nearly 100 nurseries are eligible.
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Full Article: Health Department Accepting Charlotte's Web Applications | WGCU News
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June 17 marks the end of long and tortured roll out for a low-THC marijuana law passed just over a year ago. But David Kotler, a Boca Raton lawyer focusing on medical marijuana issues, says state health officials probably shouldn't expect a break anytime soon.
"Ultimately the application could be literally in the thousands of pages," Kotler says. "I think the approach taken by many in emerging markets is that more is better."
That's because the agency is awarding its five licenses based on a scoring system, and nurseries don't want to lose points for leaving something out. Although some have decided not to apply, nearly 100 nurseries are eligible.
News Moderator: Jacob Redmond 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Health Department Accepting Charlotte's Web Applications | WGCU News
Author: Nick Evans
Contact: Nick Evans | WGCU News
Photo Credit: None Found
Website: WGCU News | NPR for Southwest Florida
