Jim Finnel
Fallen Cannabis Warrior & Ex News Moderator
The attorney general has rejected a measure proposed for this year's ballot to legalize marijuana for medical use in Arkansas.
Attorney General Dustin McDaniel on Monday cited several problems with the proposed constitutional amendment submitted by a Little Rock attorney to legalize marijuana. McDaniel said the proposal doesn't acknowledge that the drug would still remain illegal under federal law.
The attorney general must certify any ballot measure before supporters can begin collecting signatures to place it on the November ballot. The proposal by Little Rock attorney John Wesley Hall, Jr. would take effect July 1, 2011, if approved by voters.
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Source: todaysthv.com
Author: The Associated Press
Copyright: 2010 The Associated Press
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Website: Dustin McDaniel rejects medical marijuana amendment - todaysthv.com | KTHV | Little Rock, AR
Attorney General Dustin McDaniel on Monday cited several problems with the proposed constitutional amendment submitted by a Little Rock attorney to legalize marijuana. McDaniel said the proposal doesn't acknowledge that the drug would still remain illegal under federal law.
The attorney general must certify any ballot measure before supporters can begin collecting signatures to place it on the November ballot. The proposal by Little Rock attorney John Wesley Hall, Jr. would take effect July 1, 2011, if approved by voters.
NewsHawk: User: 420 MAGAZINE ® - Medical Marijuana Publication & Social Networking
Source: todaysthv.com
Author: The Associated Press
Copyright: 2010 The Associated Press
Contact: todaysthv.com | KTHV | Little Rock, AR - THV Info - Contact Us
Website: Dustin McDaniel rejects medical marijuana amendment - todaysthv.com | KTHV | Little Rock, AR
