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CCB authorizes Attorney General to serve disciplinary complaint against unnamed Respondent A
Summary
Under NRS 678A.510, the CCB voted March 19 to authorize the Nevada Attorney General to serve a proposed complaint against an unnamed Respondent A alleging multiple violations; the complaint may still be settled at any time and will be posted after service.
The Cannabis Compliance Board on March 19 authorized the Nevada Attorney General's office to serve a proposed disciplinary complaint against an unnamed Respondent A, as described by executive director James Hum and counsel.
Hum and staff said the proposed complaint, prepared by the Attorney General, alleges one category 2 violation, two category 4 violations, and one category 5 violation under the CCB's enforcement rules. Under NRS 678A.510 the board has three options when presented with a proposed complaint: decline to proceed, authorize settlement negotiations, or authorize the Attorney General to proceed with disciplinary action. The board chose to proceed and directed the Attorney General's office to serve the complaint; once served, the complaint will be posted on the CCB website as required by statute.
Member Wrath disclosed he had worked on this matter previously when he was counsel and therefore abstained from future votes related to it. Board members otherwise voted to authorize proceeding; the transcript records the motion and the vote by voice.
The transcript indicates service and any ensuing settlement discussions or formal adjudication will proceed under NRS procedures; respondents remain free to engage in settlement talks at any time, and the board noted the complaint contains instructions for initiating settlement discussions.
