An Oregon marijuana business has filed a new federal lawsuit against the state, challenging the constitutionality of laws prohibiting interstate cannabis commerce. While marijuana remains federally illegal, the plaintiffs assert that the DCC still precludes Oregon from imposing trade restrictions between states. “There is no constitutionally adequate reason for Oregon, or any other State, to bar the import or export” marijuana or hemp. —Oregon, California and Washington State have each enacted laws related to interstate cannabis commerce in recent years. Read the Oregon cannabis interstate commerce legal complaint below:Photo courtesy of Mike Latimer.