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Title: New York cannabis retailers sue state over store proximity rules.
Authors: Jackson, Adam (AUTHOR)
Source: Crain's New York Business. 1/20/2025, Vol. 41 Issue 2, p14-14. 1p.
Subjects: Due process of law, Marijuana dispensaries, Market saturation, Environmental reporting, Court records, Waiver
Abstract: Four licensed cannabis retailers in New York filed a lawsuit against state regulators over recent approvals allowing dispensaries to operate within 1,000 feet of existing stores, challenging rules aimed at preventing market saturation. The lawsuit targets the Cannabis Control Board and Office of Cannabis Management for granting waivers without proper analysis or evidence, triggering opposition from dispensary owners who argue for transparency and clear standards in the waiver process. The contentious buffer rule has led to legal challenges and support from industry groups, with established operators seeking to overturn waiver approvals and restore proximity protections for affected dispensaries. [Extracted from the article]
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