Okla. Says Pot Residency Rules Can't Be Unconstitutional

By Sam Reisman · December 22, 2020, 9:20 PM EST

The state of Oklahoma has defended its residency requirements for medical pot licenses, saying there are no protections for interstate marijuana commerce under the U.S. Constitution because the drug is federally...

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Case Information

Case Title

Original Investments LLC v. State of Oklahoma et al

Case Number

Court

Oklahoma Western

Nature of Suit

Constitutional - State Statute

Date Filed

August 14, 2020

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