Joseph Dorn, MD, whose medical cannabis clinic was targeted by Florida's Department of Health (DOH) in an undercover sting was exonerated when an administrative law judge issued a decision in his favor.
Dorn's attorney had implied throughout the nearly three-year saga that the doctor, who has been practicing medicine for over 30 years, was the victim of entrapment when the DOH sent two investigators posing as medical marijuana patients to Dorn's clinic in 2017 and again in April 2018. The first investigator posed as a delivery driver with anxiety, PTSD and chronic pain and the second claimed to be a construction worker and former Marine with PTSD.
