A legal case has been initiated against the Stamford Zoning Board, aiming to exert control over Connecticut’s emerging cannabis sector. In addition to addressing city-specific regulations, the lawsuit, which portrays the state’s Social Equity Council as a questionable initiative, holds the potential for far-reaching implications across the state. By contesting the law that legalizes the possession and commercial trade of cannabis in Connecticut, the lawsuit argues that this law runs afoul of the federal Controlled Substances Act.