Colorado Pot Shops Face Closure Under Tough New Rules
Nearly a fifth of Colorado’s medical marijuana dispensary operators could be forced out of business in coming weeks because of new state rules barring some convicted felons from the pot business, federal drug authorities say.
The Drug Enforcement Administration reviewed requirements under a new state law to see how many felons could be forced out of business. The DEA estimates that up to 18 percent of current dispensaries may be shuttered by the no-felon rule.
read more
View full post on Cannabis Culture Magazine
Related posts:
- CA: Hundreds of L.A. pot dispensaries to face closure
- Colorado House rolls out medical-marijuana rules
- Oregon Supreme Court rules workers who use medical marijuana can be fired for drug use
- Colorado Springs Medical Marijuana
- The Basics Of Medical Marijuana In Colorado
- Advocates Warn Cities Federal Law Can’t Stop Marijuana Shops
- Oregon Board of Pharmacy Adopts Rules to Reclassify Marijuana as a Medicine
- State Round Up: Colorado’s medical marijuana dispensaries; Insurance discounts for wellness; Florida’s pain clinic …
- Binder’s friends edge closer to closure
- A Thousand Face Execution for Drug Offenses Each Year
Posted in 
Tags: 
