Dispensary

Renowned Attorney Challenges Cannabis Laws in Austin by Boldly Selling CBD Products and Inviting Cops to Raid his Dispensary

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Austin, Texas – Adam Reposa, a notorious attorney known for his controversial courtroom conduct and relentless demeanor, has pushed the limits of selling marijuana in Austin. His operation, ATX Budtenders, openly sold cannabis through a website, a dedicated phone line, and a house with a distinctive pink ice cream truck. However, Reposa’s venture came to a halt on January 22 when law enforcement conducted a raid on his property. During the raid, law enforcement seized unspecified amounts of marijuana, THC edibles, psilocybin mushrooms, rifles, cell phones, legal documents, and US currency. Despite the presence of … Read more

Healdsburg Dispensary Faces Legal Battle Over Allegedly Faulty Permitting Process

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Healdsburg, California – A lawsuit has been filed contending that the permitting process for a local dispensary in Healdsburg, California was flawed. The lawsuit alleges that the city failed to follow proper procedures and regulations when granting permission for the dispensary. The lawsuit challenges the legitimacy of the permitting process and raises concerns about potential violations in the city’s handling of cannabis businesses. The plaintiffs, who remain anonymous, argue that the city’s decision to grant the dispensary a permit was arbitrary and lacked transparency. They claim that there were irregularities in the application process and … Read more

Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging Approval of Marijuana Dispensary in McLean County

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BLOOMINGTON, Ill. – A judge in McLean County has dismissed a lawsuit against the Town of Normal over the approval of a special use permit for a cannabis dispensary. The lawsuit, filed by former Normal Town Council member Jeff Fritzen, alleged that the town had violated its own ordinance in granting the permit for the High Haven Dispensary near a busy intersection. Fritzen, a vocal opponent of recreational marijuana use, argued that the town’s ordinance required the business to wait a year before reapplying for the permit unless new evidence was presented to the mayor … Read more