You and Illinois’s new Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act. Part 5 – Dispensaries
Part five of the 2019 series examines Illinois conditional adult-use dispensary licensing outside the early-approval process for medical licensees.
Part five of the 2019 series examines Illinois conditional adult-use dispensary licensing outside the early-approval process for medical licensees.
The Postal Service’s June 2019 revision changes documentation requirements for mailing qualifying hemp-derived products, including CBD.
Part four of the 2019 series examines Illinois craft-grower licenses, canopy limits, permitted activities, and cannabis cultivation taxes.
Part three examines the 2019 Illinois cannabis act’s advertising and promotional restrictions and the First Amendment questions they raise.
USDA’s May 2019 counsel opinion addresses interstate transportation of hemp grown under the 2014 and 2018 Farm Bills and state interference.
The Illinois House’s May 2019 vote sends the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act to the governor, with adult-use sales planned for January 2020.
An archived May 2019 update reports Senate passage of the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act and its next legislative steps.
A May 2019 redline compares revisions to Illinois’ proposed Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, including home-growing and criminal-justice provisions.
Part two of the 2019 series examines proposed early adult-use approval for Illinois medical dispensaries and their eligibility for secondary sites.
Part one examines the 2019 Illinois cannabis proposal’s personal-use rules, home-growing provisions, and possession limits.
USPTO’s May 2019 cannabis guidance addresses lawful use in commerce and how the 2018 Farm Bill affects registration of hemp-related trademarks.
Read or download the full text of Illinois’ May 2019 proposed recreational cannabis legislation.