Criminal
Sep. 27, 2016
What pot legalization would mean for local governments
While there are numerous arguments both for and against Prop. 64, should it pass, it presents several issues for local governments to consider in reviewing existing regulations and potentially adopting new regulations. By Scott Huber and Daniel Roberts
Scott E. Huber
Partner
Cota Cole LLP
Email: shuber@cotalawfirm.com
Scott is a partner in the firm's Roseville office.
MUNICIPAL MATTERS
In November, California voters will decide whether to legalize recreational marijuana under state law. While there are numerous policy arguments both for and against the proposition, should it pass (as is commonly expected), it presents several issues for local governments to consider in reviewing existing regulations and potentially adopting...
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