Idaho Lawmakers Look To 'Go On The Offense' To Limit Possible Drug Legalization

Idaho Lawmakers Look To 'Go On The Offense' To Limit Possible Drug Legalization

ID Lawmakers Advance Resolution Eliminating Voters' Ability To Legalize Marijuana by Ballot Initiative

"State lawmakers are well aware that their 'reefer madness' views are out of step with most Idahoans. That is why they are seeking to remove voters from the equation." The post Idaho: Lawmakers Advance Resolution Eliminating Voters’ Ability To Legalize Marijuana by Ballot Initiative appeared first on NORML.

Idaho Lawmakers Approve Measure To Block Voters From Being Able To Legalize Marijuana

“It’s time for Idahoans to proactively decide the state’s fate relative to marijuana, psychoactive substances and narcotics.” By Mia Maldonado, Idaho Capital Sun The Idaho House passed a resolution on Wednesday seeking voter approval to amend the state constitution and give the Legislature exclusive authority to regulate marijuana. House Joint Resolution 4 aims to eliminate voters’ ability to legalize marijuana through a ballot initiative. As a …

Idaho House Passes Resolution That Aims to Block Voters' Future Ability to Legalize Marijuana

BOISE, ID – The Idaho House passed a resolution on Wednesday seeking voter approval to amend the state constitution and give the Legislature exclusive authority to regulate marijuana. House Joint Resolution 4 aims to eliminate voters’ ability to legalize marijuana through a ballot initiative. As a resolution, the legislation does not hold the force of law. Instead, it would place a question on Idahoans’ ballot about whether to amend Idaho’s Cons…

Idaho House Passes Resolution to Strip Voters of Power to Legalize Marijuana

The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information The Idaho House of Representatives has approved House Joint Resolution 4, a measure seeking to amend the state constitution to grant the Legislature exclusive authority over the legalization of marijuana and other psychoactive substances. Idaho State Capitol. HJR 4, which was approved 58 to 10, proposes removing the public’s power to legalize such substances through ballot initiatives. As a r…