Prosecutors have agreed to dismiss 13 more serious charges against Jessica McElfresh if she pays a $250 fine and successfully completes legal ethics courses and community volunteer work—not associated with marijuana—over the next 12 months.
July 25, 2018 at 05:13 PM
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Prosecutors have agreed to drop felony charges against a San Diego lawyer accused of helping a prominent cannabis businessman hide an illegal hash oil operation from authorities.
Under terms of a deferred prosecution agreement reached this week with the San Diego County district attorney’s office, the lawyer, Jessica McElfresh, will plead guilty next year to a single infraction count of knowingly aiding an unpermitted marijuana manufacturing facility.
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