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Q: A private—that is, non-federally funded—landlord in California, which has legalized both medical and recreational use marijuana, catches two tenants smoking pot in the clubhouse in violation of the community’s anti-drug use policy. Tenant A has a valid prescription from a physician to use marijuana to treat his PTSD; Tenant B is just a casual user. With both medical and recreational marijuana legal in the state, which, if any, tenant(s) can the landlord evict for violating the community’s anti-drug policy?
