US EditionJustices Urged to Give Go-Ahead to Pot Amendment
The court will examine claims that the ballot summary misleads on smoking restrictions and conflicts with federal law as supporters seek to place the measure on the ballot.
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Justices Urged to Give Go-Ahead to Pot Amendment
By Jim Saunders, The News Service of Florida Saying Attorney General James Uthmeier and other opponents are seeking to “deprive Florida voters of the chance to decide the issue for themselves,” supporters of a recreational-marijuana constitutional amendment urged the Florida Supreme Court to clear the way for the proposal to go on the November ballot. In an 84-page brief filed late Friday, the Smart & Safe Florida political committee argued that…
Judge urged to give go-ahead to recreational marijuana amendment
Saying Attorney General James Uthmeier and other opponents are seeking to “deprive Florida voters of the chance to decide the issue for themselves,” supporters of a recreational-marijuana constitutional amendment urged the Florida Supreme Court to clear the way for the proposal to go on the November ballot.
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