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Springfield, MO
The Arkansas Supreme Court yesterday heard oral arguments in a case about the state's handling of its medical marijuana laws.
Naturalis Health owner Patrick Murphy filed suit when his company was not chosen as one of five to receive a licence to grow medical marijuana. He alleges conflicts of interest and scoring irregularities.
The state's attorneys argued the case should be dropped because Arkansas officials have sovereign immunity.
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