About 50 dispensaries asked for the injunction issued last month by Superior Court Judge Anthony Mohr. The judge says several parts of the law are unconstitutional, including the complex process for deciding which dispensaries would be allowed.
Dispensary attorneys asked the judge Friday to set no bond, saying the city wouldn't suffer any harm from the injunction. But city lawyers say police and lawyer fees are mounting because closed pot stores are returning to business and new ones are popping up.
Attorney David Welch, who represents many dispensaries, told the Los Angeles Times he's confident the bond will be posted.
Information from: Los Angeles Times
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