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Jennifer Quezada Castillo practices cannabis and marijuana law from Richmond, Virginia. Admitted 6 years ago, Castillo studied law at William & Mary Marshall-Wythe School of Law. Castillo additionally takes on impaired-driving cases, which are contested in legal states because per se THC limits do not track actual impairment, immigration consequences, where even state-legal cannabis activity can affect status and the criminal side of a legal market, meaning unlicensed sales, over-limit possession and diversion cases.
Because Virginia has a regulated adult-use market as well as a medical program, cannabis practice there covers license applications and transfers, compliance audits and municipal approvals, as well as the charges that continue to attach to unlicensed sale and cultivation. The Virginia Cannabis Control Authority administers the state program. Virginia stands out as a state where adult possession and home cultivation are already lawful and a licensed retail market has been authorized but has not yet opened.
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