Opinion Opinion | Wasteful spending I am calling on Commissioner McMillan and the AMCC to stop wasting our money. End these costly legal battles. Merika ColemanDecember 6, 2024
Courts Court rejects AMCC’s bid to dismiss lawsuit, medical cannabis in limbo This case is more than just a legal dispute—it’s a referendum on Alabama’s ability to deliver a functional and equitable medical cannabis program. Bill BrittNovember 18, 2024
Courts Former judge appointed mediator in medical marijuana dispute Retired judge Eugene Reese will now be at the center of a long-running dispute over Alabama's medical marijuana licensing. Josh MoonOctober 23, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Without court action, Alabama is never getting medical marijuana The court is going to have to force this. Josh MoonOctober 17, 2024
News New AMCC lawsuit: Chaos, delays, and broken rules in Alabama’s cannabis rollout Alabama Always, LLC has launched a legal broadside against the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission. Bill BrittSeptember 18, 2024
Courts Judge rules patient advocate can’t join cannabis lawsuit The director of the Patients Coalition for Medical Cannabis attempted to join the suit to give patients a "seat at the table." Jacob HolmesSeptember 4, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | There were no winners in appeals court ruling on AMCC The dismissal of the AMCC from one case was a simple technical ruling that did nothing to resolve the many legal issues outstanding. Josh MoonAugust 29, 2024
State Owner of newly licensed medical cannabis cultivator speaks about its future in AL Three years later, and medical cannabis remains inaccessible to patients. Alex JobinAugust 16, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Mooresmith: The law is clear; the AMCC simply refuses to follow it Alabama's medical cannabis rollout is bogged down in court because the AMCC has refused to follow basic and well-known state law. Josh MoonAugust 14, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Where does the buck stop at AMCC? By all measures of the AMCC's mission and responsibilities, the Commission and its Executive Director have fallen short of their mandates. Bill BrittAugust 12, 2024