Marijuana Dispensaries Research Paper

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To prevent full commercialization of medical marijuana, the county Board of Supervisors have successfully voted to ban marijuana dispensaries in the unincorporated areas of San Diego County. This is a move to control and regulate these operations. Marijuana dispensaries should be banned in unincorporated areas because they attract troublesome people, cause traffic issues, and promote the use of marijuana to young adults.

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