California's AG Argues "none of the state’s cannabis businesses operating on provisional licenses are entitled to due process under state law."

California’s attorney general argued in a recent court filing that none of the state’s cannabis businesses operating on provisional licenses are entitled to due process under state law.

Here’s what California’s Attorney General Xavier Becerra argued on behalf of the BCC

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The question is .. why is he filing this argument.

MJ Biz report..

The due-process situation arose when Hayward-based Harrens Lab filed suit against the California Bureau of Cannabis Control (BCC) after the agency revoked the lab’s provisional business license last month.

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Most CA marijuana businesses have no right to due process, court filing asserts

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California’s AG Argues “none of the state’s cannabis businesses operating on provisional licenses are entitled to due process under state law.”