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RomneyLies

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15. In CO, you can grow up to six plants in a locked room in your home
Sat Nov 10, 2012, 06:13 PM
Nov 2012

From NORML:

The vote in Colorado is awaiting final certification, a process that is expected to take about a month. After this approval, it will immediately become legal in Colorado for adults over the age of 21 to possess up to an ounce of marijuana and for them to grow up to 6 plants in a secure indoor space.

The state is required to adopt a legal framework for retail sales by July of 2013, the first marijuana retail outlets could potentially open as early as the start of 2014.
Smoking "in public" is not illegal but "public places". There is a difference. uppityperson Nov 2012 #1
I believe there are 2 cities in California which have blurred the distinction... Eleanors38 Nov 2012 #11
The ugly downside of state control of pot. dixiegrrrrl Nov 2012 #2
How do you spell "prohibition?" "T-a-x." Already big biz for cigarette smugglers. Eleanors38 Nov 2012 #12
Very similar to liquor laws in most places frazzled Nov 2012 #3
Chipping away at the edges mick063 Nov 2012 #4
Excellent points Floyd_Gondolli Nov 2012 #9
Hope so. The gerry-built RICO rationale reduced home-grown... Eleanors38 Nov 2012 #14
Add jury nullification. As more people oppose prohibition more should simply refuse sabrina 1 Nov 2012 #24
Wonder if they will irradiate the marijuana Revanchist Nov 2012 #5
I would hope at those prices that the state controlled product would be free of seeds CBGLuthier Nov 2012 #6
Shitty law TrueBlueinCO Nov 2012 #7
How is the law in Co. different than in Wa? dixiegrrrrl Nov 2012 #8
In CO, you can grow up to six plants in a locked room in your home RomneyLies Nov 2012 #15
So, legal State sales plus home grown. Best of both worlds. dixiegrrrrl Nov 2012 #17
Your law is better Floyd_Gondolli Nov 2012 #10
I hear you. Used to be two years to life in Texas before 1973... Eleanors38 Nov 2012 #16
I think the old anti-marijuana laws in Texas Mr.Bill Nov 2012 #29
Very much so. Each prohibition has its racial/cultural bogie.nt Eleanors38 Nov 2012 #36
Took my first puff in 1973..May. dixiegrrrrl Nov 2012 #18
Then you would have loved the '60s JohnnyRingo Nov 2012 #21
Funny how looking for the brown shoes still works sometimes. slampoet Nov 2012 #34
kr HiPointDem Nov 2012 #13
I can tell you Mr.Bill Nov 2012 #19
Um. We have, since 2000 Panasonic Nov 2012 #25
Is your state government growing it? Mr.Bill Nov 2012 #27
Private, I believe. There's a grower in Kirkland a few miles from my brother aletier_v Nov 2012 #28
So far, they've turned to gambling. Mr.Bill Nov 2012 #31
I'm glad the feds won't "let your state grow and sell marijuana" Eleanors38 Nov 2012 #37
Decriminalize, not legalize. JohnnyRingo Nov 2012 #20
That was always the best option, IMO. randome Nov 2012 #22
I agree liberal_at_heart Nov 2012 #39
You are allowed to grow with both laws nt Taverner Nov 2012 #23
FYI, marijuana is already legally grown in WA. aletier_v Nov 2012 #26
only if you're a medical marijuana patient liberal_at_heart Nov 2012 #38
a friendly note From the Cops,lol easychoice Nov 2012 #30
The zero tolerance and impairment limits won't pass court challenge, IMHO. kestrel91316 Nov 2012 #32
You're right - it won't pass Constituitional muster. Panasonic Nov 2012 #33
these were the reasons I voted no on it liberal_at_heart Nov 2012 #35
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