There are 23 U.S. states that have laws legalizing medical marijuana, with the addition of Washington, D.C. and Guam. Maryland passed a medical marijuana bill in 2014 after much debate. Currently, there are not any medical marijuana dispensaries open in the state, but it’s expected that licenses will be granted in 2015. Neither patients nor caregivers are legally allowed to grow medical marijuana themselves; instead, it must be provided by a state-licensed dispensary. Growers must pay $250,000 for a two-year license, while dispensaries have to pay $80,000 for the same. Take a look at this infographic to learn more about regulations on medical marijuana in Maryland, and how they stack up to other states. If you are considering getting into cannabusiness, it’s easy to see why you need a lawyer with expertise in marijuana legalization in Rockville . Please share with your friends and business associates.
