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Mellow Birds

Category: Fun | Posted on Thu, March, 8th 2012 by THCFinder

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Marijuana Dispensaries Told to Shut Down

Category: Dispensaries | Posted on Thu, March, 8th 2012 by THCFinder

Medical marijuana shops in Fresno County have been told to shut down on Thursday, which is the deadline set by an ordinance passed last year.

The shops have until the end of the business day to comply.

Medical marijuana is legal under state law but illegal under federal and more cities and counties are regulating where those shops can open.

Some say it's a matter of pubic safety. Fresno County Supervisor Debbie Poochigian said, "That is our intent; get them out of neighborhoods, and I think, you know, I think the ordinance does that."

Attorney Brenda Linder said, "I think rather than curbing crime, they're creating more, and they're taking sick people that are in compliance with state law and I think they're making them feel like criminals."

Supervisors say they're prepared to sue any dispensaries that refuse to close.

(Source) http://www.cbs47.tv

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Dino bud

Category: Nugs | Posted on Thu, March, 8th 2012 by THCFinder

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Brea and marijuana dispensaries at stalemate

Category: Dispensaries | Posted on Thu, March, 8th 2012 by THCFinder

"Moore said. "We're continuing to fight. We've been spending a lot of money, and it kills me because it's public funds." If they gave a shit about the public funds at all then they would be working with dispensary owners to help and create a group of legitimate marijuana dispensaries where medical marijuana patients who need their medication to get by day to day can still have a safe and realiable location to obtain those meds. Instead they are more than happy to spend any amount of tax payers hard earned money on shutting these places down.

BREA – City officials are claiming victory against medicinal-marijuana dispensaries attempting to set up shop within city limits – but the lawyer for one dispensary said the fight is not over.

At a City Council meeting, City Attorney Jim Markman told the panel that the half-dozen businesses attempting to open a dispensary have been whittled down to one, thanks to a combination of laws prohibiting the dispensaries in Brea, and legal action.

Physis, a Brea medical marijuana dispensary, has closed and withdrawn its court appeal against an injunction won by the city. It was photographed here in July.

"Brea has managed to very effectively, with the support of the council, arrest any proliferation of these establishments in the city," Markman told the council at the Feb. 25 meeting.

In the city officials' eyes, the most-recent victory was a decision by Physis Patients Association to drop its appeal of a court-ordered injunction to close its doors; the court ruling that the dispensaries were in violation of city law. Councilman Roy Moore said it was imperative that the city take action to prevent more dispensaries from opening in Brea.

"Instead of two or three or four, we'd have 20, so where does it stop?" Moore said. "We're continuing to fight. We've been spending a lot of money, and it kills me because it's public funds."

(Source) http://www.ocregister.com

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