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A lawsuit has recently been brought to justice for those who don't know, as a result of a complaint filed in 2015 in Pueblo County, southern Colorado, that attempted to change Amendment 64 (the creation of the state's marijuana industry allowed) to undo. While such a lawsuit seems trivial, the outcome of this case has actually had a tremendous impact on the future not only of the Colorado marijuana industry but also of the nascent cannabis legal system across the country. After the case is closed, I am here to break down the whole situation with some opinions. The question itself This lawsuit was filed by Michael and Windy Reilly, who claimed that a marijuana supply facility near their property negatively affected their value. This alone seems absurd enough, but possibly plausible if the correct evidence has been presented. Reilly's claims did not end there. In these circumstances, they also alleged that the growing CannaCraft facility owned by Parker Walton violated federa...