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U.S. Supreme Court

Oct. 3, 2023

Supreme Court won't revisit federal cannabis cultivation law

Attorneys for a Mendocino County couple argued that county officials' denial of a cannabis cultivation permit violated due process and the equal protection clause in a case that cited the 38 states that now have legalized cannabis either for medicinal or recreational purposes.

The U.S. Supreme Court passed on an opportunity Monday to revisit a 2005 ruling that gives Congress the authority to prohibit the cultivation and use of marijuana, regardless of California law.

Attorneys for a Mendocino County couple argued that county officials' denial of a cannabis cultivation permit violated due process and the equal protection clause in a case that cited the 38 states that now have legalized cannabis either f...

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