Perspective
Oct. 16, 2013
Few exceptions to city medical marijuana law
The state high court has ruled on what cities can regulate regarding medical marijuana, but the city of Los Angele's regulations remain unaffected, for now. By Steven K. Lubell
Regulation of approximately 1,000-plus medical marijuana dispensaries in the city of Los Angeles was put to the voters in the May 21 municipal election. Proposition D was overwhelmingly passed with 62 percent of the vote, and became effective June 20.
Prop. D makes it unlawful to own, establish, operate, use, or permit the establishment or operation of a medical marijuana business in the city, or to participate as an employee, contra...
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