The legal landscape for state-regulated marijuana markets has changed dramatically since the U.S. Supreme Court last weighed in on the issue in 2005.
The plaintiffs are represented by the powerhouse law firm of David Boies, best known for high-profile litigation seeking the breakup of Microsoft among other cases. | Drew Angerer/Getty Imagesfederal drug laws against state-regulated cannabis companies.
The legal landscape for state-regulated marijuana markets has changed dramatically since the U.S. Supreme Court last weighed in on the issue in 2005, when it ruled against medical marijuana patients in California, even though the state’s legal market was limited to within its borders. The 38 state-regulated marijuana markets have contributed to a decline in the illicit marijuana trade, the complaint says.
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