Budget dispute hinders state crackdown on illicit marijuana market in California

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By Patrick McGreevy, Los Angeles TimesJun 12, 2018, 4:07 pm12 pts
A dispute between the governor and lawmakers over how to pay for a crackdown on the illicit marijuana market in California has resulted in the $14 million for the effort being left out of a proposed budget, officials said. Last month, Gov. Jerry Brown proposed the funding to create five teams in the state…

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