Oklahoma AG O'Connor files charges against law firm for illegal medical marijuana operations -
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Oklahoma Attorney General John O'Connor filed charges against a local law firm as part of a multi-county grand jury indictment, accusing them of facilitating illegal medical marijuana operations.
"They're criminal organizations, they're international and national organizations, they come into Oklahoma and set up shop to exploit our laws," said Donnie Anderson, Director of the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics.
A months-long investigation into Jones Brown Law Firm in Oklahoma City revealed, according to O'Connor, that Logan Jones and Eric Brown directed out-of-state and international medical marijuana businesses to sign consulting agreements with Jones Brown employees, who would act as ghost owners of the company.
"The consulting agreements that the client of that law firm would pay would call for them to pay $3,000 per license to the law firm for the law firm to provide the consultant who would serve as the Oklahoma resident so the client could obtain their Oklahoma medical marijuana license," said O’Connor.
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