No Constitutional Right To Pot Licenses, Fla. Tells 11th Circ.

By Diana Novak Jones · August 27, 2020, 6:03 PM EDT

Florida's Department of Health told the Eleventh Circuit a would-be medical marijuana operator can't claim the 14th Amendment protects its right to have its license application reviewed because the Constitution can't...

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Case Information

Case Title

Louis Del Favero Orchids, Inc. v. Scott Rivkees, et al

Case Number

Court

Appellate - 11th Circuit

Nature of Suit

3440 Other Civil Rights

Date Filed

December 10, 2019

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