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Michigan licensing board seeks to force medical cannabis establishments to close by Dec. 15 before they are eligible to be considered for a state license.
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Michigan Marihuana Licensing Board member suggests proposal to shutter existing medical cannabis dispensaries statewide by Sept. 5.
New Michigan medical marijuana legislation requires closer scrutiny of license applicant investors, business owners and managers.
Pending federal legislation could make banking easier for businesses in the cannabis industry.
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Michigan officials scramble to create regulations for state’s new medical cannabis industry.
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