Lowe v. City of Detroit
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2:21-cv-10709
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June 17, 2021
Detroit Pot Licensing Scheme 'Likely Unconstitutional'
Detroit was barred from processing applications for its marijuana dispensaries after a federal judge on Thursday called the city's preference for so-called Detroit legacy applicants "unfair, irrational and likely unconstitutional."
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May 20, 2021
Court Urged To Restore Detroit's Pot License Residency Rule
A coalition of medical marijuana businesses and social justice advocates urged a Michigan federal judge on Wednesday to lift a restraining order that blocked Detroit from reserving marijuana dispensary licenses for longtime city residents.
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April 23, 2021
Detroit Says Pot Licensing Residency Rule Ensures Fairness
The city of Detroit has pushed back on a suit attempting to invalidate its recreational marijuana licensing rules, saying they serve a legitimate government purpose in trying to correct the effects of the war on drugs.
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April 12, 2021
Detroit Pot Licensing Halted Amid Residency Fight
A Michigan federal judge has halted Detroit's marijuana dispensary licensing program in response to a lawsuit that accused the city of unconstitutionally discriminating against nonresidents.