Registration Applications for cultivation of Industrial Hemp are now being accepted by the Riverside County Department of Agriculture. California Food and Agricultural Codes (FAC) § 81003 and 81004 require commercial industrial hemp growers and seed breeders to register with the local county agricultural commissioner prior to cultivation. The registration fee is outlined in § 4900 […]
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Jul
Jul
The following cities in Riverside are accepting applications for cannabis cultivation: Banning Cathedral City Desert Hot Springs Jurupa Valley Palm Springs Perris San Jacinto That means that if an applicant possesses eligible real estate, in these cities, they are able to begin the application process. Other cities in Riverside either have a ban in effect or […]
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Jun
Jun
Registration Applications for cultivation of Industrial Hemp are now being accepted by San Bernardino County Department of Agriculture / Weights & Measures! California Food and Agricultural Codes (FAC) § 81003 and 81004 require commercial industrial hemp growers and seed breeders to register with the local county agricultural commissioner prior to cultivation. The registration fee is outlined […]
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Feb
Feb
Many cities in California have decided to move forward with local regulations or are currently accepting applications for storefront retail licensing at this time. Here is a brief list of cities in California that are currently OPEN for dispensary licenses: Port Hueneme, California Arvin, California Monterey County (Unincorporated) Del Rey Oaks, California Imperial Beach, California […]
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Jan
Jan
Last November, the voters of Jurupa Valley decided to move forward with local regulation of cannabis businesses within its city limits. Accordingly, Jurupa Valley will be awarding cannabis storefront retail licenses to at least 7 businesses. Priority licensing begins today. For all other cannabis license types in Jurupa Valley, applications open on April 1st, 2019. […]
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Apr
Apr
As the nation celebrates this decades old holiday of April 20th, or 420, It is important to take a moment and recognize just how far this industry and the legalization movement have come since the passage of Prop 215 in 1996, and how far we still have to go to in order to fully implement […]
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Apr
Apr
Locating commercial real estate for use of a legal cannabis enterprise can be quite difficult. Some of the difficulties lie in the inherent opinion of the Landlords. Being that cannabis is still a Schedule 1 drug under Federal statute, many commercial landlords are not willing to put themselves in that type of perceived risk, no […]
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Apr
Apr
It’s been nearly 18 months since we last posted on the MJ Legal Blog, and so much has changed. Since the passage of Prop. 64 and MAUCRSA, California’s legal cannabis industry has experienced unprecedented growth and the Staff of MJ Legal have worked on dozens of different cannabis projects across California. We’ve received municipal and […]
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Nov
Nov
While cannabis remains classified as an illegal substance under federal law, as of mid-2016, 25 states and D.C. have enacted laws recognizing an exemption for the medical use of cannabis by qualified patients. Four states (Alaska, Oregon, Colorado and Washington) and D.C. have legalized cannabis for adult recreational use and several others have proposals addressing legalization on their November […]
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Jul
Jul
Native Indian nations indigenous to this country, despite the numerous challenges facing their communities,enjoy a unique position within the American political system. A federally recognized tribe is a Native Americanor Alaska Native tribal entity that is recognized as having a government-to-government relationship with the United State. From 1778 to 1871, this relationship was largely defined by a treaty process, which recognized and established […]
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