LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Federal prosecutors have filed Auckland civil forfeiture action, the bill itself as the world's largest medical marijuana dispensaries, by U.S. authorities as a part of the fight against California's large-scale marijuana trade.
Lawsuit Monday in U.S. District Court, San Francisco, to seek forfeiture of two properties, which harbor the health center, said Melinda Haag, the U.S. Northern District of California lawyers.
The harbor, which is the largest medical marijuana dispensaries in the world, services more than 100 thousand cases in the beautiful seaside location, "is the theme of the Discovery Channel reality TV show" weed war. "
Operating the larger will be the possibility of abuse of state medical marijuana law and there is no clear medical needs of individuals in the hands of cannabis, "Hager said that the actions announced in a statement last Wednesday.
Forfeited to the civil harbor property complaints for the record, is a measure of our efforts to tackle illegal marijuana business, the diffusion in the Northern District of California, "she said.
Issued a statement on its Web site, the clinic said, "harbor there is nothing to be ashamed of, and will compete for federal action, each in our possession legal means, open."
"We look forward to our day in court, and believe that justice is on our side. To what happens, we will continue to care for our patients, unless we are prevented from doing so," the statement said.
The harbor has also announced the Federal attack, said a news conference Thursday morning to respond to the Mayor of Auckland City Springs and other cities, states and union officials will attend.
Action on the harbor is in the fight against the latest Federal prosecutors said business in California under the cover of the country's illegal marijuana supplier is a thriving network of medical marijuana legal.
Under federal law, it does not have a medical use exemption tube or sale of marijuana is illegal.
The federal prosecutor's drive to close the pharmacy, has caused the U.S. government and California, the friction between the first country in the decriminalization of medical marijuana in 1996. 16 states and the District of Columbia have followed suit.
California Attorney General Kamala Harris said in an interview with the New York Times on November federal election, "only increased the uncertainty about how California can legally comply with national laws."
Harris also said that federal authorities ill-equipped, policy makers, suppliers violation of the law. "
Federal prosecutors said the California law outside the pharmacies only allows primary caregivers to exempt marijuana and prohibit the sale of the drug profits business.



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