The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission heard presentations Monday from applicants for medical marijuana licenses.
Commission chair John McMillan said 90 applicants were given the chance to present their case to the commission. The commission is reviewing the application presentations from cultivators, secure transporters, processors and testing over the next few weeks.
This comes after the board pulled licenses awarded to cultivators and dispensaries after some applicants who did not get a license filed lawsuits and the AMCC said it discovered some potential problems with how applicants were scored.
Alabama Cannabis Commission hears first license application presentations Monday
