By Chris Lindsey Following the Montana Supreme Court’s September 11 ruling overturning an injunction on parts of the current medical marijuana law, DPHHS is now
Medical Marijuana: Supreme Court Hands Final Decision to Voters Patients’ Group Says Voters Will Reject ‘Godawful Law’ by Defeating IR-124 By Bob Brigham Late Tuesday,
The Court Will Determine the Constitutionality of Montana’s New Medical Marijuana Law After a month-long delay for procedural reasons, the Montana Supreme Court will finally
If You Have Benefited From The SB423 Lawsuit You Need To Give Back Following our most recent blog post on the costs of the lawsuit,
By Phillip Smith Even with the last voter signatures due to be turned in Friday afternoon, it now appears that an initiative referendum campaign to
A judge blocked the State of Montana from prohibiting commercial medical marijuana operations, claiming the ban will restrict access to patients and deny people the
The hearing begins at 8:30 a.m. Monday before state District Court Judge James Reynolds of Helena and is expected to last two days according to
By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town Montana’s medical marijuana system is set to begin a new, extremely restrictive phase, and cultivators and dispensaries
Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) has been granted emergency powers that will make it more difficult for patients to obtain a
From The Chronicle Starting this Wednesday the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services will start issuing new medical marijuana cards for new patients
Many people have been asking us what to expect from the lawsuit. Here is a brief timeline of upcoming steps in the process: On Monday,
By Daniel Person Gov. Brian Schweitzer will allow a major overhaul of Montana’s medical marijuana act to become law, the governor told the Chronicle editorial
by Phillip Smith The Montana Senate voted 29-21 in favor of a bill, House Bill 161, repealing the state’s voter-approved medical marijuana law Thursday evening.
By Charles S. Johnson from The Billings Gazette HELENA — The fate of the Legislature’s lone surviving bill to impose stricter regulations on Montana’s booming
