If he doesn't know the answer to something he is sure to find it for you. Josh and his firm are honest and hard working. I've put them up against big money a few times and came out on top. Josh and his team are really the best when it comes to law. I have utmost confidence in his abilities and I trust him. I am also using Josh for some other legal things that he doesn't specialize in like estate and will. They did all the trademarking for all my brands and logos. Josh and James have also helped me get my medical and recreational licensing for both grow and processing in the city of Lansing. I am highly involved in the cannabis industry and Josh had my five year state wide noncompete agreement thrown out just last month. Since then I've continue to use Josh for numerous things.
a NOT GUILTY verdict in less then five minutes after deliberation. I first hired Josh last year for a criminal assault case in Clinton county. If you are looking for attorneys who stay up to date on marijuana and cannabis issues, contact the Michigan Cannabis Lawyers at 51. The Michigan Cannabis Lawyers look forward to attending again in 2019 when hopefully marijuana is legal in Michigan. We were excited to see that the Monroe Street fair was even bigger than previous years and yet the street was as packed as ever, certainly a good sign for both the legalization movement and Hash Bash. After the protest, The Michigan Cannabis Lawyers headed over to the Monroe Street Fair for a continuation of the good times. The Michigan Cannabis Lawyers attended the 2018 Hash Bash and were energized and inspired listening to the wonderful speakers. Their efforts have not gone unnoticed, and may soon be celebrated as Michigan edges closer and closer to legalizing marijuana. After his conviction was overturned by the Michigan Supreme Court, a 21-day period existed in Michigan wherein marijuana was technically legal, and the event now known as Hash Bash was born.Īt a time when Michigan is in the midst of implementing a regulatory system to facilitate the cultivation and acquisition of medical marihuana, and with greater than ever support for the legalization of recreational use and possession of marijuana by Michigan citizens, this year’s Hash Bash may be the last of its kind, as activists and those alike have for so long gathered to advocate and educate for the push toward legalization of marijuana. John Sinclair was imprisoned for over two years after attempting to furnish a police officer with a marijuana joint. Ann Arbors Hash Bash is a great way to stick it to the man and celebrate cannabis. This event that takes place each year in Ann Arbor, Michigan to celebrate and support the movement toward the legalization of marijuana in our great state. Previous festivals have drawn an estimated 5000 participants and included such memorable events as State Rep Perry Bullard lighting up a joint for the benefit of the press.John Sinclair paved the way for what is now known as Hash Bash. Pot isn't such a defiant symbol anymore I guess the Hash Bash has to wait for the next generation said one senior. The proposal to repeal the law and replace it with a $25 fine, was placed on the ballot by the Republican-dominated city council, but lost 2-1 in voting of roughly 24,000 residents.Īt the Hash Bash, founded in 1972 as a radical-inspired stab at traditional moral values, helmeted police and barricaded buildings confronted the small group of students who said they came mostly "out of tradition." The law is stands levies only a $5 fine on persons found in possession of small quantities of marijuana. only 25 smokers gathered to celebrate the municipality's lax drug laws. Heavy student turnout at the University of Michigan helped save Ann Arbor's lenient marijuana law last week, but at a widely publicized university Hash Bash on April 2.
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