Green the Vote is pushing a petition to get State Question 778 on next year’s voting ballot.
medical marijuana
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Bill aims to prevent tribes from pursuing marijuana commerce, despite recent federal moves that could allow otherwise
“The fear is the erosion of [autonomy],” said Daniels. “Everyone is concerned about that.”
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Some drug reform advocates view the state’s cannabis laws as antiquated, counterproductive and slightly unfair.
Some drug reform advocates view the state’s cannabis laws as antiquated, counterproductive and slightly unfair.
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Pot and panned
Could you please give him a sucker and a pat on the back? He sounds like a crotchety ass. —Paul Walker, Tulsa
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Be cautious with a dopey idea
California’s experience is instructive. With the passage of Proposition 215 in 1996, that state authorized patients with doctor-issued identification cards to grow or possess specific amounts of marijuana for medical use. Sadly, that system has been widely abused. Storefront pot dispensaries with names like OMG Collective or Happy Meds resemble hippie crash pads more than […]
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Going to pot
Sen. Brian Crain, R-Tulsa, who chairs the state Senate Health and Human Services Committee, will determine if the interim study merits a legislative hearing. He said he is open to the educational value of such a study, but not legalizing marijuana. “I don’t want to prejudge their efforts, but my main concern is the recreational […]
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It’s time for medical marijuana
Seventeen states and the District of Columbia currently allow for the limited legalization of cannabis, when recommended by a physician. At a minimum, it is time for Oklahoma lawmakers to allow for an honest and open debate of the issue. Marijuana and its organic constituents are some of the most investigated therapeutically active substances in […]