Original sentence: Rather than creating and implementing the appropriate registrations, as called for in the Amendment, Judge Gievers states in her ruling that the statute creates a licensing scheme that divides the state into regions and caps the number of treatment centers, not as a way to register them, but rather as a way to reach the "lower standard of ensuring 'reasonable statewide accessibility and availability as necessary'"
Edited sentence: Being about as direct as any judge could be, Judge Gievers rules that the Florida Department of Health's reliance on the unconstitutional 2017 statute is ineffective and that “The medical marijuana system was broken.Closing her ruling with very clear language, Judge Gievers states that Trulieve is entitled to register and operate as many medical marijuana treatment centers as it wishes – and it should be similarly treated as if it were a “CVS, Rite-Aid and Walgreens”.In the Constitution, the voters have spoken.Rather than creating and implementing the appropriate registrations, as called for in the Amendment, Judge Gievers states in her ruling that the statute creates a “licensing scheme” that divides the state into regions and caps the number of treatment centers, not as a way to register them, but rather as a way to reach the “lower standard of ensuring ‘reasonable statewide accessibility and availability as necessary’”