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Jonathan Capriel

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Officials Must Face Claims From Pot Farm Raid, Grower Says

A farmer whose Oklahoma property was razed by state drug enforcers, allegedly causing the destruction of crops and agriculture equipment worth millions of dollars, is pushing back on efforts by law enforcement to escape his suit, saying they shouldn't get qualified immunity.
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Hemp Sellers Say Conn. Cannabis Laws Violate Constitution

A dozen Connecticut hemp retailers filed a federal lawsuit against the governor and attorney general challenging a number of state laws meant to regulate so-called high-THC hemp products, claiming the statutes are so vague they are unconstitutional.
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5th Circ. Upholds Miss. Ban On Medical Pot Ads

Marijuana dispensaries do not have protections under the First Amendment to advertise their products because the drug is still illicit under federal law, the Fifth Circuit ruled, tossing a lawsuit that sought to upend the state's tight regulations on cannabis ads.
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Delta-8 Product Actually Illicit Delta-9, Class Action Claims

The manufacturer of Cake Brand vapes has been hit with a proposed class action accusing it of "masquerading" its products as "lawful delta-8" when in reality they contain delta-9, a derivative marijuana which remains a Schedule I drug, according to the suit filed in California federal court.
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Delta-8 Product Actually Illicit Delta-9, Class Action Claims

The manufacturer of Cake Brand vapes has been hit with a proposed class action accusing it of "masquerading" its products as "lawful delta-8" when in reality they contain delta-9, a derivative marijuana which remains a Schedule I drug, according to the suit filed in California federal court.
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Judge Trims Suit Over Tesla Collision Alert Defect

Tesla Inc. has beaten some of a lawsuit brought by a driver who claims its vehicles' collision monitoring system erroneously detects objects in its path, causing the cars to suddenly brake, after an Illinois federal judge ruled Friday that the driver needed to do more to show significant financial injury.
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Judge Trims Suit Over Tesla Collision Alert Defect

Tesla Inc. has beaten some of a lawsuit brought by a driver who claims its vehicles' collision monitoring system erroneously detects objects in its path, causing the cars to suddenly brake, after an Illinois federal judge ruled Friday that the driver needed to do more to show significant financial injury.
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Suit Alleges Fraud In Scuttled Deal Over Calif. Pot Grow

A California company is looking to claw back a $250,000 down payment to purchase a cannabis entity's cultivation operation, claiming a grower and others involved in the failed deal conspired to take the money, according to a lawsuit filed in California state court.
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Suit Alleges Fraud In Scuttled Deal Over Calif. Pot Grow

A California company is looking to claw back a $250,000 down payment to purchase a cannabis entity's cultivation operation, claiming a grower and others involved in the failed deal conspired to take the money, according to a lawsuit filed in California state court.
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Amid Legal Challenge, La. Hemp Law On Hold

A Louisiana law that would issue new regulation on the potency of hemp-derived intoxicants along with where they can be sold will not go into effect until the end of March, allowing time for briefing from state officials and hemp interests challenging the law.
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Amid Legal Challenge, La. Hemp Law On Hold

A Louisiana law that would issue new regulation on the potency of hemp-derived intoxicants along with where they can be sold will not go into effect until the end of March, allowing time for briefing from state officials and hemp interests challenging the law.