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Legal ‘gray area’ leaves Arizona medical marijuana patients at risk for eviction; Rose Law Group attorney Logan Elia discusses with 3TV & CBS 5

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By Derek Staahl | 3TV & CSB 5
Tucson News Now

Medical marijuana may be legal in Arizona, but using it can still get you kicked out of your home.

Some Valley landlords have provisions in their leases that specifically ban medical marijuana use, even by card-holding patients, and a violation can result in eviction.

Vince Borinsky said he was evicted from a Mesa apartment complex in 2011 for using and growing medical marijuana, even though he had a state-approved medical marijuana card to do so. Borinsky said he needs cannabis to help him cope with cancer and hepatitis C.

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