How Cannabis Investors Could be ‘Conspirators’ Per the US Federal Law

By cineramaMarch 16, 2019Bitcoin Business

In February, Brooker Mellars, the owner of a Colorado-based marijuana dispensary, The Bud Depot, claimed that she lost her business bank account after investing in the cannabis industry.

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How Cannabis Investors Could be ‘Conspirators’ Per the US Federal Law

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