SAN FRANCISCO — If the federal government’s evolving medical marijuana policy takes more concrete shape in the coming weeks, the first signs may come in two pending California cases.
In Los Angeles on Monday, a judge postponed the sentencing of a former dispensary owner and ordered the Department of Justice to put its new position in writing by the end of April, though he said he didn’t think it will affect the defendant’s conviction.
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