The clock is ticking on dozens of unlicensed medical marijuana provisioning centers in Michigan.
Starting April 1, the state will direct those dispensaries to shut their doors.
Advocates are concerned that could mean medical marijuana patients will have trouble getting their medicine.
“We’re going to see a reduced access for medical marijuana patients because of the shuttering of some of those provisioning centers that are in the process of the licensing,” says Rick Thompson, with the Michigan chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.