Through a series of legal challenges, growers in Calaveras County are hoping they can stop the ban before the June 7th deadline. If not, commercial growers will face felony cultivation charges, penalties, jail time and crop seizures.
For two years, Jason Campbell has been legally growing commercial marijuana on his quarter acre plot on his property near Valley Springs in Calaveras County.
“Little over 80 right now, it’s pretty nice," said Campbell, as he looked over his plants in one of his four greenhouses.
Now, he faces a shutdown of his grows in 90 days as the ban kicks in.
Read more at abc10.com (Kurt Rivera)
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