Litigation
Jan. 9, 2013
Judge denies pot dispensary evictions
A federal magistrate judge in San Francisco denied landlords' bid to evict marijuana clinics in Oakland and San Jose while lawyers gear up for a challenge to a federal crackdown.
A federal magistrate judge in San Francisco denied landlords' bid to evict medical marijuana clinics in Oakland and San Jose late Monday while lawyers gear up for a challenge to a federal crackdown on pot dispensaries.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Maria Elena-James postponed efforts by the dispensaries' landlords to evict their tenants on the grounds the shops violate federal marijuana laws.
Cedric C. Chao, a partner at Morrison & Foerster LLP who is representing the city of Oakla...
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