The New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA) submitted its report and recommendations to the Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC) last summer on the rules and regulations promulgated by the CRC on the state’s new law that legalized recreational marijuana for adults 21 and over. Many of those recommendations were adopted by the CRC in issuing the regulations. The Bar Report asked NJSBA Cannabis Law Committee Co-Chairs Joshua S. Bauchner, of Ansell Grimm and Aaron, in Woodland Park, and Lisa Gora, of Wilentz, Goldman and Spitzer, in Woodbridge, about some of the legal ramifications concerning the new state law and what follows is a compilation of their responses.

• The new law will create some consequential changes to practice areas. What areas are you seeing being affected now and why, and what practice areas can expect to see changes on the horizon?

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