The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission (AMCC) can proceed with issuing medical marijuana licenses in the state after an appeals court overturned a temporary restraining order that blocked it from doing so.
Alabama Court of Civil Appeals justices ruled unanimously that the Montgomery County Circuit Court didn’t have jurisdiction when it issued a stay in favor of medical marijuana company Alabama Always and directed the lower court to vacate the temporary restraining order, the Alabama Reflector reported. The appellate court dismissed the case.
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“Unless and until the AMCC and the commissioners are allowed to proceed, it remains speculative as to whether … they will impair or threaten to impair the procedural right of Alabama Always to a contested-case hearing,” the opinion stated.
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