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BEND, OR - The names of medical marijuana users are supposed to be confidential. A bill working its way through Salem would give police access to those names. But, that bill may have hit a snag. Republican State Representative Andy Olson says Oregon's voter approved Medical Marijuana law is out of control. Olson and two other former state police troopers who now serve in the Legislature have been working on a series of reforms, one of which is a bill that would give police access to confidential names of users and growers.
It's all in an effort to make it harder for teenagers to use pot as medicine.
But, the bill failed to get through the normal committee process in the Senate in time, and will now go to the House Rules Committee. enate Judiciary Chairman Floyd Prozanski said the proposal has not had the kind of public discussion needed to move forward.
NewsHawk: MedicalNeed: 420 MAGAZINE
Author: Heather Roberts
Source: mycentraloregon.com
Copyright: 2009-2011 Horizon Broadcasting Group
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Website: Medical Marijuana Names Look To Remain Confidential - myCentralOregon.com
It's all in an effort to make it harder for teenagers to use pot as medicine.
But, the bill failed to get through the normal committee process in the Senate in time, and will now go to the House Rules Committee. enate Judiciary Chairman Floyd Prozanski said the proposal has not had the kind of public discussion needed to move forward.
NewsHawk: MedicalNeed: 420 MAGAZINE
Author: Heather Roberts
Source: mycentraloregon.com
Copyright: 2009-2011 Horizon Broadcasting Group
Contact: myCentralOregon.com Feedback - myCentralOregon.com
Website: Medical Marijuana Names Look To Remain Confidential - myCentralOregon.com
