Alabama Delays Medical Cannabis Licensing Due to Inconsistencies.

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The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission (AMCC) has delayed the issuance of state licenses for medical cannabis businesses due to possible irregularities in the scoring of applicants. The commission wants an independent review of all scoring data to ensure the credibility of the process and the fairness of the outcome. The decision to suspend the process aims to preserve the integrity of the state’s medical cannabis program. The licenses due to be issued on July 10 will now be delayed until the investigation into the scoring irregularities has been completed.
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