After court ruling, what's next for recreational marijuana in Nevada?

With Tuesday's ruling temporarily eliminating 88 marijuana distributors from Nevada's new recreational marijuana program... [AFTER COURT RULING, WHAT'S NEXT FOR RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA IN NEVADA?]( [With Tuesday's ruling temporarily eliminating 88 marijuana distributors from Nevada's new recreational marijuana program, industry leaders say they are scrambling to make the scheduled July 1 "early start" program a reality. District Judge James Wilson in Carson City ruled in favor of the Independent Alcohol Distributors of Nevada to give liquor license holders exclusive rights at distribution for the initial 18 months of the state's new marijuana industry. The ruling eliminates all but five of 93 recreational distribution applicants who were prepared to begin sales in July.]( [GOLDEN KNIGHTS UNVEIL TEAM JERSEYS AHEAD OF THE EXPANSION DRAFT]( [The wait is over for hockey fashionistas. The Vegas Golden Knights unveiled their jerseys Tuesday night at an event at Wynn Las Vegas. The Adidas-crafted jerseys feature mostly steel gray with black, gold and red accents. The primary logo of a shield and knight helmet sits boldly on the jersey's front, while the alternate sword-star logos sit on the shoulders.]( [LOBSTER IN LAS VEGAS: AFTER 23 YEARS, THE PALM KEEPS SERVING IT UP AT THE FORUM SHOPS]( [The Forum Shops is celebrating 25 years of changing the Las Vegas experience this year, having opened in May 1992 when luxury retail was not a significant element on the Strip. What seemed like an ambitious and possibly unnecessary project turned into the highest grossing shopping mall in the United States.]( [HELLER IN SPOTLIGHT AS SENATE REPUBLICANS WORK TOWARD VOTE ON OBAMACARE REPEAL]( [The state where the first Republican governor in the country expanded Medicaid under Obamacare may be able to temper GOP efforts to repeal and replace the health care law. It's unclear that Senate Republicans, who have been criticized for a lack of transparency in health care discussions that have been taking place behind closed doors, will have a bill ready before the July 4 recess. But Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., helped to derail a previous vote on an Obamacare repeal and has been targeted by calls from Nevada Democrats who want him to vote against this iteration.]( [NEVADA TAKES MEASURED STEPS FORWARD ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM]( [The state is moving forward with what one lawmaker called a more holistic approach to criminal justice, but has held off on shortening certain sentences. Lawmakers passed several bills this year that were aimed at reforming the criminal justice system, from disenfranchisement to private prisons. Gov. Brian Sandoval had a mixed response to these measures, agreeing that some ex-felons should regain the right to vote but vetoing a measure that sought shorter sentences for certain crimes.]( [] MOST READ: [Crowdfunding innovator among honored women in L.V. tech sector]( [U.S. 95 lanes to shift for 'Big Squeeze' work]( [It's a record: Vegas hits 117 degrees for the fourth time since 1942]( [Mary Beth Scow stepping down from spot on County Commission]( [SBA chief's WWE experience prepared her for Washington]( [Join Our Mailing List]( Greenspun Media Group, 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [SafeUnsubscribe™ {EMAIL}]( [Forward this email]( | [Update Profile]( | [About our service provider]( Sent by thesundaily@lasvegassun.com