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June 11, 2010 - 7:46 pm
 

A small group of medical marijuana advocates marched on Las Vegas City Hall on Friday, complaining that the city had dragged its feet on a business license and was leaving patients and caregivers in legal limbo.
The day started with high emotions and ended with a big stack of paperwork for James Parsons, president of Medical Cannabis Consultants of Nevada, who said he got the licensing material and feedback that he needed to ensure he ran his operation legally.

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