Government,
Civil Litigation
Dec. 14, 2017
San Jose sues to stop churches from selling pot
The San Jose city attorney’s office is aiming to stop a second church from illegally selling cannabis following a successful effort to halt sales at another one.
The San Jose city attorney’s office is aiming to stop a second church from illegally selling cannabis following a successful effort to halt sales at another one.
City Attorney Richard Doyle has filed a complaint for abatement of a public nuisance against the Coachella Valley Church, whose website describes it as a “Rastafarian Cannabis Church” that uses marijuana in its sacraments. People of the State of California, ex rel. v. Coach...
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