Court of Appeals of California, Fourth District, Division Three.
OPINION
Can a purported remedy cause the very disease it is supposed to prevent? In this so-called "headless" class action, the answer regrettably is yes.
During the first administration of Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr., in the mid-1970's, the California Legislature reformed the state's marijuana laws to require the "destruction" by "permanent obliteration" of all records of minor marijuana convictions that were more...
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