Assortment of cannabis products sold in California. Credit: Jason Doiy/ ALM
"What we've done in California for the last 20 years is tell our kids that marijuana is medicine," U.S. Attorney McGregor Scott said in an interview, "and with very, very, very limited exceptions, that's not true."
September 12, 2019 at 07:17 PM
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McGregor Scott says he wants a new conversation about marijuana in California, arguing that state policymakers haven’t addressed the broader impacts of legalization.
The U.S. attorney for California’s Eastern District recently returned from a marijuana “summit” in Portland, Oregon, hosted by his Oregon colleague Billy Williams and attended by fellow prosecutors, law enforcement officials, federal regulators and a deputy U.S. surgeon general.
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