How the ‘Most Equity-Centric’ Law on Weed Went Wrong – and Where Illinois Can Go from Here – Illinois Answers Project

Tight regulations on independent pot growers and truckers are causing bottlenecks for dispensary owners who depend on local product. Entrepreneurs with pot-related criminal histories still face legal barriers. And high interest rates and restrictions on fundraising are putting extra burdens on operators who were frozen in financial limbo for two years while larger, established dispensaries gobbled up market share. Advocates say the problem is exacerbated by more than a dozen state departments that each own a corner of the regulatory regime, creating headaches for newer operators without political connections.
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Old Joe
2 years ago

I want to get equally high as those ganga smoking Rastafarians….

ron
2 years ago

Please don’t waste any electricity on growing indoors, let big farmers grow acres of the stuff outdoors ,very cheaply.Just like tobacco.

Last edited 2 years ago by ron
Giddyap
2 years ago

Another scam just like public employees and their pay. They should get minimum wage because they vote for democrats. Illinois public employee unions are the filthy cancer that is killing Illinois.

Giddyap
2 years ago

Illinois Democrats’ Marijuana Scam Is Just Another Race Hustle Fraud

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