Katelyn Baker
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Little Rock, Ark. - A retired judge appointed to review petitions for a medical marijuana initiative found more than enough signatures that officials approved for the proposal were valid, despite efforts by opponents to disqualify it from the November ballot.
Retired Judge John Robbins says in a report submitted to the state Supreme Court on Tuesday that only 2,087 of the 15,000 signatures challenged should be disqualified for not meeting reporting requirements for paid canvassers. Robbins was appointed by the court to review the signatures in a lawsuit aimed at blocking votes on the Nov. 8 ballot measure.
Robbins also says the court could uphold all the signatures submitted if justices rule the reporting requirements didn't apply because of a legal challenge over the restrictions during the signature drive.
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Full Article: Retired Judge - Most Arkansas Medical Pot Signatures Are Valid
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Retired Judge John Robbins says in a report submitted to the state Supreme Court on Tuesday that only 2,087 of the 15,000 signatures challenged should be disqualified for not meeting reporting requirements for paid canvassers. Robbins was appointed by the court to review the signatures in a lawsuit aimed at blocking votes on the Nov. 8 ballot measure.
Robbins also says the court could uphold all the signatures submitted if justices rule the reporting requirements didn't apply because of a legal challenge over the restrictions during the signature drive.
News Moderator: Katelyn Baker 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Retired Judge - Most Arkansas Medical Pot Signatures Are Valid
Author: Staff
Contact: 417-268-3200
Photo Credit: None Found
Website: KY3