California Cannabis Laws: MAUCRSA Edition

by Omar Figueroa

Overview

Comprehensive legal reference updated for 2018 containing California's cannabis laws, organized by California Code and section number. Contains seminal legislation, including: Proposition 215 (the Compassionate Use Act of 1996), Senate Bill 420 (The Medical Marijuana Program Act), Proposition 64 (the Adult Use of Marijuana Act), and the Medicinal and Adult-Use Cannabis Regulation and Safety Act (MAUCRSA).

Critical tool for lawyers, academics, and entrepreneurs authored by cannabis law expert Omar Figueroa, a graduate of Yale College, Stanford Law School, and the Trial Lawyers College at Thunderhead Ranch. Omar Figueroa is a founding member of the National Cannabis Bar Association, a member of the Distinguished Counsel's Circle of NORML (the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws), and a lifetime member of the NORML Legal Committee. He regularly teaches Continuing Legal Education (CLE) courses to lawyers across the country.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780998421513
Publisher:	Lux Law Publishing
Publication date:	05/01/2018
Series:	Cannabis Codes of California , #2
Edition description:	Maucrsa ed.
Pages:	358
Product dimensions:	6.14(w) x 9.21(h) x 0.81(d)

Table of Contents

Medicinal and Adult-Use Cannabis Regulation and Safety Act

Division 10. Cannabis

Chapter 1. General Provisions and Definitions

§ 26000 [Purpose and Intent of Division 10; Expands Power and Duties of State Agencies to Control and Regulate the Medicinal and Adult-Use Cannabis Industry; By Majority Vote the Legislature May Enact Laws to Implement Division 10]

§ 26001 [Definitions]

Chapter 2. Administration

§ 26010 [The Bureau of Cannabis Control]

§ 26010.5 [Powers, Duties, Purposes, Responsibilities, and Jurisdiction of the Bureau to Regulate Medicinal and Adult Use Commercial Cannabis Activity]

§ 26011 [Clean Government Restrictions Upon the Chief of the Bureau and Members of the Cannabis Control Appeals Panel]

§ 26011.5 [Protection of the Public Paramount]

§ 26012 [Designation of Licensing Authorities: the Department of Consumer Affairs, the Department of Food and Agriculture, and the Department of Public Health; Licensing Authorities May Collect Fees and Create Additional Licenses; Licensing Authorities Shall Begin Issuing Licenses by January 1, 2018]

§26013 [Licensing Authorities to Issue Reasonable Rules and Regulations, Including Emergency Regulations; Limitations on Regulations]

§26013.5 [Notice of action by Licensing Authority]

§ 26014 [Establishment of Advisory Committee to Advise Bureau of Cannabis Control and Licensing Authorities; Annual Public Report by Advisory Committee]

§ 26015 [Licensing Authority to Conduct Investigations]

§ 26016 [Licensing Authority May Delegate Power to Hear and Decide to Administrative Law Judge]

§ 26017 [Licensing Authority May Pay Expenses of Witness Subpoenaed to Hearing Before Licensing Authority]

§ 26018 [Licensing Authority May Review Penalty Assessment; Review Limited to Penalty Reduction]

Chapter 3. Enforcement

§ 26030 [Grounds for Disciplinary Action]

§ 26031 [Licensing Authority May Suspend or Revoke Licenses; Procedures for Disciplinary Proceedings]

§ 26032 [Disciplinary Action for Violation Committed by Licensee’s Agent or Employee Acting on Behalf of Licensee]

§ 26033 [Exemption of Licensing Requirement for Personal Medical Use]

§ 26034 [Time Limits for Accusations Against Licensees]

§ 26035 [Director of the Department of Consumer Affairs Shall Designate Employees for Administration and Enforcement of Division 10; Sufficient Number of Enforcement Employees Must be Qualified Peace Officers]

§ 26036 [Division 10 Shall Not Be Interpreted to Supersede or Limit State Agencies From Exercising Existing Enforcement Authority]

§ 26037 [No Arrest, Prosecution, Etc. for Actions by Licensee, Employees, and Agents Permitted Pursuant to State License and in Accordance with Requirements and Regulations; Protection for Property Owners]

§ 26038 [Penalties for Unlicensed and Licensed Commercial Cannabis Activity; Designation of Where to Deposit Penalty Collected; Clarification of Continued Criminal Penalties]