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Krizek, Morefield and Aird: Allowing local opt-out on retail cannabis is opting into the illicit market

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December 1, 2025

[#item_full_content] For those opposed to cannabis altogether — opting out won’t somehow prohibit adults from being legally allowed to possess cannabis — but it will determine if they can do so safely. Krizek, Morefield and Aird: Allowing local opt-out on retail cannabis is opting into the illicit market Read More

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