Second lawsuit targets OK residency requirement for cannabis businesses

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By John SchroyerAug 19, 2020, 3:17 pm320 pts
A marijuana company based in Washington state filed a federal lawsuit against Oklahoma in an attempt to overturn the state’s two-year residency requirement under which nonresidents can own only up to 25% of a medical cannabis business. According to Law360.com, Original Investments, which does business as…

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