A New York City law used to padlock suspected illegal pot shops is ruled unconstitutional

Associated Press A New York City judge has ruled that a law the city has relied on to padlock suspected unlicensed marijuana shops is unconstitutional. Mayor Eric Adams’ administration says it will appeal.

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amNewYorkLean Left· 699d ago

Law used to close down illegal pot shops ruled unconstitutional by NYC judge

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ABC 7 New YorkCenter· 699d ago

Judge rules law that shut down thousands of cannabis shops across New York City unconstitutional

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A New York City law used to padlock suspected illegal pot shops is ruled unconstitutional

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A New York City law used to padlock suspected illegal pot shops is ruled unconstitutional

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A New York City law used to padlock suspected illegal pot shops is ruled unconstitutional

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FortuneLean Right· 699d ago

New York City law used to padlock suspected illegal marijuana shops is unconstitutional, judge rules

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A New York City law used to padlock suspected illegal pot shops is ruled unconstitutional

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