Well, here’s some superficially good news.
The feds’ precedent-setting fishing expedition into Mendocino County’s legal medical marijuana growers’ program has been significantly narrowed in scope. No personal identifying information from the County’s famed 9.31 program will be released to U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag and her office. It sounds like some good news for Emerald Triangle growers who had come out of the cold to be a part of the Sheriff’s Office program – which permitted medical marijuana gardens of up to 99 plants with registration, inspection and fees.