Maryland medical cannabis regulators have approved licenses for two cannabis businesses that were under investigation for potential conflicts of interest.
The Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission (MMCC) – which found no evidence to disqualify the two businesses from operating – also licensed three other dispensaries, bringing the state’s total to six, The Washington Post reported.
Here’s what you need to know:
- Doctor’s Orders in Dorchester County was under investigation because Maryland state delegate Dan Morhaim failed to disclose he was a paid consultant for the company.
- Temescal Wellness in Baltimore County was being probed because a person
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