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Nevada CCB authorizes service of two disciplinary complaints alleging under‑21 sales
Summary
The Cannabis Compliance Board voted to authorize service and proceed with disciplinary complaints against two licensees accused of allowing under‑21 individuals to enter and purchase from dispensaries, following review by deputy attorneys general and staff.
The Cannabis Compliance Board voted Sept. 18 to authorize service of two proposed disciplinary complaints alleging separate dispensary licensees allowed persons under 21 to enter and purchase cannabis products. Counsel told the board the Attorney General's deputies reviewed the evidence and recommended proceeding, and staff provided redacted complaint documents prepared under NRS 6 78 a 5 10. The identities of the respondents were withheld from the public materials and would be revealed only if the board authorized service and the complaint was legally served.
Board members asked procedural questions about the three statutory determinations the board may make under the cited statute: decline to proceed, authorize the Attorney General to engage in settlement negotiations with a return report, or proceed with disciplinary action. The board took separate votes on each proposed complaint; motions to authorize service and proceed carried without recorded opposition.
Under board practice, authorizing service advances the matter to the next phase of the disciplinary process, during which respondents may engage in settlement negotiations with the Attorney General's office. The staff package included a draft written order for the board to memorialize its determination. No timetable for a hearing or further public proceedings was specified in the meeting materials.
