A Major Development in the Courts’ Interpretation of the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act: |
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In the case of State v McQueen, the Court of Appeals has reached a decision regarding the legality of patient to patient sales and the defendants' dispensary operations. According to the decision published today, in addition to finding patient to patient sales illegal, the Court also opined that under the factual circumstances of this case, the dispensary run by the defendants amounted to a public nuisance. Our attorneys are carefully analyzing the applications and implications of this case to our clients and we will be available to discuss them with you at your request. The opinion of the court can be reached at: http://coa.courts.mi.gov/documents/OPINIONS/FINAL/COA/20110823_C301951_67_301951.OPN.PDF
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