New York to Reserve First Cannabis Retail Licenses for Those With Past Convictions

Canna Law Blog
By Jesse MondryMar 11, 2022, 10:00 am204 pts
As reported (paywall) by the New York Times, New York intends to reserve its first retail licenses to sell marijuana for people convicted of marijuana related offenses, or their relatives. The policy is part of the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act’s (MRTA) social and economic equity plan, which Simon…

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