Nation's 1st Marijuana Club Law Shrouded in Questions
Denver has started work on the nation's first law allowing marijuana clubs and use in public places such as coffee shops or art galleries. But the details about what those pot clubs would look like are very much in the air. Here's what we know, and don't know, about the looming pot clubs headed to Denver:
WHEN WILL THE POT CLUBS OPEN?
Applications are available Friday, but the city has no deadline for issuing the licenses, which will cost $2,000 a year. An informal workgroup made up of police, restaurants, state health authorities and marijuana activists is meeting to suggest regulations for the city licensing authority, but the final call will be made by city regulators.
HOW WILL THE CLUBS WORK?
That's an open question. A measure approved by voters last year says that clubs couldn't allow anyone under 21, can't sell the marijuana and can't allow it to be...
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