Sunday, January 22, 2012
League of California Cities Analysis on Pack Supreme Court Ruling
Click here to read an analysis of the Supreme Court decision concerning the City of Long Beach's ordinance which regulates medical marijuana collectives and why the council has been advised we need to revoke the ordinance and ban the collectives -- especially any with more than 4 members.
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