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Poll: Most in California Want Cannabis Stores in Their Communities
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While many California cities and metro areas have been resistant to allowing cannabis shops within their borders, despite the state’s legality, a new poll shows most Golden State residents want easier access. It’s been nearly three years since voters in California legalized recreational marijuana sales, cultivation and possession with Proposition 64. Yet fewer than 1…

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Report: California Counties Remain Divided on Hemp Production
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California’s hemp industry is a complex one, regulated by a patchwork of rules that can vary dramatically from county-to-county. As Orange County hemp business lawyers can explain, despite Congress’s legalization of non-psychoactive hemp (and its CBD derivative) by way of the 2018 U.S. Farm Bill, allowances for actual production of the crop remains in the…

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Marijuana Businesses Buzzing About Cannabis Billboard Ban in San Diego
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Any business owner knows that investment in advertising is key to success. But Los Angeles marijuana business lawyers know that when it comes to cannabis company advertising, matters get a little trickier. Some California cities are implementing tight restrictions on marijuana advertisements. San Diego, for instance, has begun the process of cracking down on cannabis…

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Marijuana Lawyers Help Cannabis Testing Labs Seeking Stability
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It was just last year that California’s lab testing industry was pushed near to its limits with state regulators’ recently-imposed testing thresholds – the first round of which went into effect last summer and the second nearly 10 months ago. The primary impact of all this, aside from additional expenses that nearly crippled some laboratories…

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Hemp Banking Protections Pass U.S. House in Pivotal Cannabis Banking Bill
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A historic cannabis banking bill was recently passed by House legislators hoping to secure a safe haven for financial institutions that serve hemp and hemp-made CBD companies. Los Angeles hemp business attorneys know this key measure is necessary, despite the passage of the 2018 Farm Bill that made hemp legal. The banking bill, also known…

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Are Cannabis Hand-Trimmers Soon-to-be-Obsolete?
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The cannabis industry has a good number of hand trimmers, those who don so-called “sticky gloves” to spend hours meticulously removing the undesired stems and leaves from the flower. It’s one of the most time-consuming elements of cannabis production, so many hand-trimmers get to know one another well, giving rise to the job having something…

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California Lawmakers Seek to Ban Marijuana Party Buses
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State lawmakers are attempting to ban anyone from smoking cannabis on commercial limousines and party buses, citing concern from police agencies that use of the drug in such an environment may impair drivers and result in a higher risk of crashes. The ban was proposed by the state Legislature to serve as a counter to…

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California Cannabis Lawyers Can Help With Water Board Compliance
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Marijuana is perhaps the most highly-regulated crop in the state. Earlier this year, the state added another complication in the form of regulations imposed by the State Water Resources Control Board, which sets rules (a veritable maze of them) for the cannabis cultivation industry. Recently, the California Water Boards sent out some 270 letters to…

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Study Shows California Cannabis Consumers 3x More Likely to Buy Illegal
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The Golden State boasts the biggest budding legal marijuana market in the world – and yet, consumers in California are three times as likely to to buy cannabis from dispensaries and delivery services that aren’t licensed under state law. That’s according to a recent audit, made public recently, of the thriving underground marijuana trade. Conducted…

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Would Better Banking Destroy Small Marijuana Businesses?
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With little or no access to mainstream banking services, all but a few marijuana businesses have remained small ventures. Growth opportunities – within cities, across counties and certainly across state and international borders – are significantly curtailed by the fact that the drug remains illegal under the U.S. Controlled Substances Act. Federal money laundering statutes…

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