Marijuana growers will have to wait on beginning operations after Nebraska officials missed a deadline to issue licenses under a voter-approved initiative that legalized medical marijuana.
Despite strong voter support for the measures, Nebraska’s Republican leadership, including the governor, attorney general and conservative lawmakers, are working to undermine or overturn the law, according to the Associated Press.
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The move comes shortly after limiting the number of flowering plants cultivators can grow to 1,250 to please Republican Gov. Jim Pillen, who refused to sign off on rules that advocates criticized as already too restrictive.
In September, the Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission unveiled rules that included license limits restricting business opportunities to no more than four cultivators, four processors and 12 dispensaries, but Pillen
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