Maryland is barred from issuing any additional licenses to companies for growing and processing medical cannabis until Oct. 17, a judge ordered Friday.
Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge Ronald B. Rubin extended a temporary restraining order that was due to expire Monday night. The restraining order was sought by a company, Remileaf, that was not considered for a cannabis license after missing a deadline. Remileaf contends it filed its application on time.
Megan A. Benevento, a Greenbelt attorney representing Remileaf, declined to comment Friday.
The Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission had planned to issue four licenses to growers and 10 licenses to processors on Sept. 26. But the commission postponed awarding the licenses after the restraining order was issued and the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland raised questions about the fairness of the evaluation process.
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