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11/20/2009
Frank T. Luciano, Esq.
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MARIJUANA/POT LAWYER IN BERGEN AND PASSAIC: THE FIRST MARIJUANA/POT CAFE IN THE US

In the state of Oregon, there are approximately 21,000 people registered to use medical marijuana for a whole range of different illnesses.  As a result of President Obama’s recent declaration to law enforcement authorities to refrain from prosecuting users and suppliers under a state’s medical marijuana law, there have been a number of recent developments that are rather interesting.  

Last week, an adventuresome entrepreneur opened the “Cannabis Café” in Portland Oregon.  It is the first U.S. establishment which can allow a certified medical marijuana/pot user to acquire and consume marijuana in a public place.  The monthly membership fee is $25.00. Members are served by “budtenders.”  Food and non-alcoholic beverages are also available.

The site of the “Cannabis Café” has had a rather exotic history.  For a while it was a speakeasy and later became a topless bar called “Rumpspankers.”

                               


Frank T. Luciano, Esq., is a trial lawyer in Bergen County, Passaic County, Hudson County and Morris County with over thirty years of experience in the defense of criminal prosecutions with special emphasis in drug crimes and drunk driving (DWI/DUI) offenses.
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