Only 41 Los Angeles Dispensaries Qualify To Stay Open
the420times | Sep 04, 2010 | Comments 2
August 26, 2010 — Although 169 dispensaries applied to stay open after the issuing of a medical marijuana dispensary in Los Angeles, the city clerk determined that only 41 qualified to stay open under the new laws.
L.A. finds only a quarter of registered pot dispensaries eligible to stay open
By John Hoeffel, Los Angeles Times
August 26, 2010
Los Angeles officials announced Wednesday that only 41 medical marijuana dispensaries are eligible to stay in business under the city’s restrictive ordinance, a number so low that the city will suspend the winnowing process and ask a judge to rule that it is legal.
“It was a surprise,” said Jane Usher, a special assistant city attorney who worked closely with the City Council to draft the complex medical marijuana law and is defending it in court.
Read the full story at LATimes.com.
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When are people going to realize that marijuana isn’t as bad for you as they once thought. Medical marijuana is good for a lot of things, from chronic pain to glaucoma. This country should legalize marijuana. It would create millions of jobs plus make a lot of revenue for a lot of states. There probably wouln’t even be a deficit. Legalize marijuana.
they raided dispensaries here in michigan last night not sure why or what not but none the less when is enough enough make it lagal and stop pussy toeing around the red tape