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Legalize 2012 : Colorado Marijuana Legalization Campaign

Legalize 2012 is putting a citizen's initiative on the ballot in Colorado in 2012 to amend the Constitution to re-legalize cannabis and hemp for all uses. The Legalize 2012 Project is a grassroots organization working with all cannabis activists in the state to write an initiative that has a broad base of support.

For medical cannabis patients, the Legalize 2012 Constitutional Amendment is an important step in fixing Amendment 20, Colorado's flawed medical marijuana law that was passed by voters in 2000. Amendment 20 was poorly-written by out-of-state interests and has allowed the state to take over the medical marijuana program to the point where there is now a new branch of law enforcement dedicated to fingerprinting and videotaping patients and tracking every gram of cannabis from "seed to sale." Citizens can write a better initiative that will allow all adult Coloradans to have safe access to cannabis, thus protecting the rights of sick people to also have unfettered, safe access.

Get involved in the real grassroots effort to put an initiative on the ballot in Colorado: Legalize 2012.

Maine state house to have public hearings on LD 1435 (Legalize, Tax & Regulate Marijuana).

Excerpt from | Lawmaker Releases Bill to Legalize, Tax and Regulate Marijuana

PORTLAND - Supporters will gather for a press conference at Portland City Hall Wednesday at 10:00 AM to formally release LD 1453, "An Act to Legalize and Tax Marijuana," sponsored by Rep. Diane Russell (D-Portland).

Lets get more people to sign an online petition supporting the bill. Don't let this turn into another failed attempt for real action.

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Judge on Medical Marijuana

"What is baffling beyond belief is the amount of ardent opposition to Medical Marijuana use. It is a Godsend for those suffering from horrible diseases like Glaucoma and yet there are self righteous ignorant control freaks in the Govt. who want to keep these people in perpetual pain" said Judge Napolitano while reporting the recent Montana Governor Veto of Govt repeal of Medical Marijuana law.

Gov. Brian Schweitzer on Wednesday vetoed the bill that would have repealed Montana’s medical marijuana law, calling it draconian and contrary to the will of the state voters who approved it in 2004.

Schweitzer pointed to the 2004 medical marijuana ballot initiative, which 62 percent of Montana voters approved.