Civil Rights
Dec. 24, 2009
Judge Rules Against DMV
The California Department of Motor Vehicles must pay a national medical marijuana advocacy organization $69,400 in attorneys' fees for revoking patients' drivers licenses, a Merced County Superior Court judge has ruled.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The California Department of Motor Vehicles must pay a national medical marijuana advocacy organization $69,400 in attorneys' fees for revoking patients' drivers licenses, a Merced County Superior Court judge has ruled.
The organization, Americans for Safe Access, filed a lawsuit against the DMV in November after it revoked a 53-year-old Atwater medical marijuana user's lic...
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