
Proposition 64: Can the Police Still Search Your Car Because of Cannabis?
Historically, law enforcement has used an officer’s belief that a vehicle or person smells like cannabis to justify a search. Defendants faced
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Historically, law enforcement has used an officer’s belief that a vehicle or person smells like cannabis to justify a search. Defendants faced

Friday marked the deadline for introducing bills in Sacramento, and based on those that have been introduced, it appears that some members

Written by: Abraham Finberg, CPA For sometime now, cannabis businesses have formed various corporate entities to ease some of the challenges associated

Amidst the celebrations following the passage of Proposition 64, criminal justice advocates both new and seasoned looked with pride upon one particular

Written by Abraham Finberg, CPA With the emergence of a new industry comes new taxes enforced by new tax laws. Beginning January 1,

California’s legislators recently returned to Sacramento after spending about four months working with constituents in their respective districts. With elections coming up

For many in California’s cannabis industry, January 4, 2018, was supposed to be a normal day. Most were still enjoying photos and

LA will be making some big changes in the next 6 weeks. Currently up for consideration are the following amendments 1. Disclosure

Written By Emily Friedman Prop 64 (AUMA) campaigned as California’s opportunity for major drug policy reform. Thereunder, several felonies immediately reduced to

All is quiet in the calm before the storm, with the holidays upon us and only two quiet weeks before the chaos

California is almost ready for legalization. On December 7, the Office of Administrative Law approved the emergency regulations published by the state’s

In a process that has now become normal, the federal government again extended funding for the federal budget for a few weeks,

Written by Abraham Finberg, CPA On January 01, 2018, when California cannabis cultivators harvest products enter the commercial market, they will need

The moment we’ve all been waiting for has finally arrived! California’s three cannabis licensing authorities have released their emergency regulations for the

As we head into 2018 and state permitting, many aspiring cannabis business operators remain stalled. They are not stalled for lack of
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