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    Colorado: Pot Credit Union Would "Facilitate Criminal Activity", Judge Rules

    We first told you about the Fourth Corner Credit Union back in November 2014, with our William Breathes noting that it was "set to open" – possibly as soon as January 1, 2015 – "and even has the backing of Governor John Hickenlooper, who calls it the 'end of the line' for the banking issues that...
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    Judge Sympathizes With Pot Businesses But Has Misgivings About Banking

    A federal judge said Monday he sympathizes with pot businesses faced with contradictory regulations, but he expressed misgivings about forcing federal officials to approve a marijuana credit union. U.S. District Judge R. Brooke Jackson made it clear at a court hearing that he was not inclined...
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    Colorado Pot Banking Case Tests Federal Drug Rules

    An attorney for the U.S. Federal Reserve has asked a federal judge in Denver to dismiss a companion lawsuit by Fourth Corner, saying that chartering a bank for marijuana businesses would be "criminal". At the center of the case is Fourth Corner Credit Union, a Colorado-based credit union set...
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    Federal Judge Considering Marijuana Banking Case Today

    One of legal marijuana's biggest hurdles will be discussed this morning as a federal judge considers a Colorado credit union's arguments for allowing marijuana banking services. Fourth Corner Credit Union, which was "constructed from the ground up to serve the interests of the legalized cannabis...
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    Oregon: Some Credit Unions Quietly Extend Services To Pot Biz

    Salem, Ore. - Securing something as simple as a checking account in the legal cannabis business can be nearly impossible. That's because banks are wary that federal agencies will slap them with money-laundering charges — despite assurances to the contrary. Pot business owners across Oregon...
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