Oklahoma medical cannabis regulators won’t rush to enforce new rules

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By Jeff SmithJul 9, 2020, 1:51 pm236 pts
Oklahoma medical marijuana regulators won’t immediately enforce a stricter two-year residency requirement and a 1,000-foot school buffer zone rule that could put many dispensaries out of business in the fast-growing market. The state Attorney General’s Office said it won’t enforce the medical marijuana…

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