Coronavirus presents a number of similarly novel challenges for lawyers practicing criminal defense and civil litigation in courthouses across

By Clayburn Curtis Uncertainty on cannabis enforcement began in Oklahoma’s legal system before the first dispensary opened its doors.

Oklahoma’s DUI laws currently leave no allowance for medical cannabis patients. ​ BY MATT DINGER Oklahoma cannabis patients currently

A requirement by the state legislature for cannabis businesses to have certificates of compliance filed with their application is

Extract sits down with its legal analyst, J. Blake Johnson, to share a smoke and a conversation about the

House Bill 2612, passed by the Oklahoma Legislature this session, allows for a broad range of professions to be considered “safety-sensitive” exceptions to

This is a defense attorney’s photo of the marijuana and cash seized June 4 and returned Thursday after criminal

Extract’s legal analyst offers guidance on how to protect your most valuable asset — your brand. Logo of Apple

Clay Curtis earned the Clarence Darrow Award in June.   Clay Curtis, who has practiced law for about eight

June 26 is the one-year anniversary of the vote to legalize medical cannabis. Oklahoma Gazette looks back at the first year

Ok’s Medical Marijuana Industry Faces Familiar Buzzkill In Oklahoma and around the country, an enterprising cannabis entrepreneur could fill

For being awarded this year’s Clarence Darrow Award. This award recognizes the Oklahoma criminal defense attorney of the year.

Rock N Vapes has applied to be Deep Fork Dispensary for medical marijuana. The Luther Town Board reversed course

Oklahoma’s medical cannabis industry is roaring, with more than $1 million in tax revenue collected in April. But federal

Attorney J. Blake Johnson has forged a formidable career representing Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry. J. Blake Johnson, Extract’s legal

HB2612 was signed into law by Gov. Kevin Stitt but has been questioned and now challenged in court. By

Hempfest, a concert and celebration of hemp that was to feature Snoop Dogg, never happened. Now lawsuits are flying.

A past out-of-state warrant resulted in a local cannabis businessman spending nearly a month in jail without charges. Daniel

One of Oklahoma City’s oldest law firms is jumping into the state’s newest industry with both feet. J. Blake

  (WikiComns) By J. Blake Johnson Whole industries are not often born overnight. Medical marijuana presents unique challenges for Oklahoma’s

  By Paula Burkes J. Blake Johnson is vice-chair of Crowe & Dunlevy’s Cannabis Industry Practice Group. Oklahoma’s medical

By Kassie McClung As Oklahoma works to implement medical marijuana following the passage of State Question 788, law enforcement

C-4 marijuana is weighed at the Greener Crossing Medical Marijuana Care Giver Center in Detroit. (Todd McInturf/Detroit News via

By Lawrence Pasternack Analysts have offered differing opinions as to State Question 788’s impact on the workplace. J. Blake

Despite protections, most employers will be able to drug test for marijuana if State Question 788 passes. Blake Johnson

  By J. Blake Johnson On June 26, Oklahomans will go to the polls to decide the fate of