STATE OF MICHIGAN v. McQUEEN

In this public nuisance action, we must determine whether defendants’ business, which facilitates patient-to-patient sales of marijuana, operates in accordance with the provisions of the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act (MMMA).1 We hold that it does not and that, as a result, the Court of Appeals reached the correct result when it ordered that defendants’ business be enjoined as a public nuisance.

The MMMA authorizes “[t]he medical use of marihuana ... to the extent that it is carried out in accor*141dance with the provisions of [the] act.”2 Section 3(e) of the act defines “medical use” broadly to…