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Licensee – Dealing with Marijuana Scent

posted on January 18, 2019

Q: How do you recommend we deal with customers who smell of marijuana but exhibit no signs of impairment? Keep in mind that due to Massachusetts legalizing marijuana it is common that it?s smell be passed on to nonusers. This is true to such an extent that in Massachusetts the smell of marijuana alone is not considered probable cause in law enforcement interactions with the public. Please advise.

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