US EditionNew York could see more legal pot shops after state settles cases that halted market
- A judge approved settlements to end lawsuits that had blocked New York's cannabis licensing program, paving the way for more recreational marijuana dispensaries in the state.
- The settlements allow over 400 potential retailers to proceed with their applications for opening storefronts, lifting the court order that had halted the processing or issuing of retail marijuana licenses since August.
- Governor Kathy Hochul expressed her optimism, noting that the settlements will lead to the opening of new stores and enable consumers to legally purchase tested cannabis products from local entrepreneurs and small businesses.
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NY could see more legal pot shops after state settles cases that halted market
New York could soon start to get more recreational marijuana dispensaries after a judge on Friday approved legal settlements to end lawsuits that halted the state’s legal cannabis licensing program. The settlements lift a court order that has blocked the state from processing or issuing retail marijuana licenses since August. State officials said the agreement will allow more than 400...
NY could see more legal pot shops after state settles cases that halted market
ALBANY (AP) — New York could soon start to get more recreational marijuana dispensaries after a judge on Friday approved legal settlements to end lawsuits that halted the state’s legal cannabis licensing program.
New York could see more legal pot shops after state settles cases that halted market
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York could soon start to get more recreational marijuana dispensaries after a judge on Friday approved legal settlements to end lawsuits that halted the state's legal cannabis licensing program.
New York could see more legal pot shops after state settles cases that halted market
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York could soon start to get more recreational marijuana dispensaries after a judge on Friday approved legal settlements to end lawsuits that halted the state's legal cannabis licensing program.
New York could see more legal pot shops after state settles cases that halted market
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York could soon start to get more recreational marijuana dispensaries after a judge on Friday approved legal settlements to end lawsuits that halted the state's legal cannabis licensing program.
New York could see more legal pot shops after state settles cases that halted market
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York could soon start to get more recreational marijuana dispensaries after a judge on Friday approved legal settlements to end lawsuits that halted the state's legal cannabis licensing program.
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