10/3/18 Second Judicial Circuit Court Hearing on Florigrown v. The Department of Health

In January 2017, Florigrown’s request to register as a medical marijuana treatment center was denied by the Department of Health. The company sued the department arguing that the department wrongly refused to accept its registration, that limits on the number of licenses are unconstitutional and that the department has failed to comply with the requirements of Amendment 2.  Florigrown requested a temporary injunction in order to stop the licensing process.  In August, the court denied the motion finding Florigrown will suffer no irreparable harm without an injunction.  However, the judge said time may alter those findings and he accordingly scheduled this case management conference.