From FB: Raoul Maxwell 18 mins · Edit
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Posted On: 04/29/2015 11:35:29 AM
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Raoul Maxwell
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Well, Bill and team have their case law to substantiate their position in Federal Court......
"Suffolk Superior Court Judge Mitchell H. Kaplan concluded that the state launched an additional review of applications following a barrage of criticism about the controversial selection process, then ruled against Medical Marijuana of Massachusetts without allowing it to address concerns.
By then, he said, the company had already invested significantly in its planned facilities. Revisiting issues that had been previously disclosed by the company “and then ‘non-selecting’ the applicant based on that second look, caused MMM precisely the type of prejudice that the regulatory scheme was intended to prevent: the expenditure of substantial sunk costs that MMM has no means to recover,” Kaplan wrote."
"Department of Public Health failed to follow its own regulations in June when it rejected a bid by Medical Marijuana of Massachusetts to open three dispensaries, after initially supporting it."
Raoul Maxwell
18 mins · Edited
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Well, Bill and team have their case law to substantiate their position in Federal Court......
"Suffolk Superior Court Judge Mitchell H. Kaplan concluded that the state launched an additional review of applications following a barrage of criticism about the controversial selection process, then ruled against Medical Marijuana of Massachusetts without allowing it to address concerns.
By then, he said, the company had already invested significantly in its planned facilities. Revisiting issues that had been previously disclosed by the company “and then ‘non-selecting’ the applicant based on that second look, caused MMM precisely the type of prejudice that the regulatory scheme was intended to prevent: the expenditure of substantial sunk costs that MMM has no means to recover,” Kaplan wrote."
"Department of Public Health failed to follow its own regulations in June when it rejected a bid by Medical Marijuana of Massachusetts to open three dispensaries, after initially supporting it."
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