Phoenix New Times: “If the feds decide to pull up their jackboots and bust state employees for administering Arizona’s medical-marijuana program, the director of the state Department of Health Services could be a target. After all, Will Humble is the boss at DHS, the state agency that will be approving applications for dispensaries and inspecting marijuana grow-shops and inventory. But Humble says he’s not worried — despite a February 16 letter by Arizona U.S. Attorney Ann Scheel warning that state employees aren’t ‘immune’ from prosecution under federal drug laws.”
Will Humble, AZ DHS Director, Not Worried About Running Medical-Pot Program Despite New Federal WarningWill Humble, AZ DHS Director, Not Worried About Running Medical-Pot Program Despite New Federal Warning
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