WASHINGTON - The U.S. Supreme Court rejected appeals Monday from two holdout counties in Southern California that object to the state's 13-year-old medical-marijuana law and claim it should be struck down as violating the federal drug-control act. The action probably will clear the way for patients in San Diego and San Bernardino counties to seek county-issued identification cards that show they are eligible to possess and use marijuana. These identification...
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