California Cannabis Hemp & Health Initiative 2008

[boaz]

[align=center]A New Weed Order of the Ages[/align]

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California Cannabis Hemp & Health Initiative 2008[/align][align=center]An Initiative of the People[/align]

This initiative will legalize Cannabis Hemp, within the state of California, for (a) industrial products, (b) medicinal preparations, (c) nutritional products, (d) religious and spiritual products, and (e) recreational and euphoric use and products.

It provides for amnesty, immediate release from prison, jail, parole, and probation, and clearing, expungement, and deletion of all criminal records for all persons currently charged with, or convicted of any non-violent cannabis hemp marijuana offense.

It restores Cannabis medicinal preparations to the list of available medicines in California, and encourages medical research of Cannabis medicine.

It allows for the non commercial cultivation and consumption (with quantity limitations) of Cannabis marijuana by adults 21 and over.

It allows for commercial crop cultivation, research, and development of Cannabis hemp for industrial applications.

Protects medicinal cannabis patients, caregivers, and physicians. Prohibits taxation of medicinal cannabis. Prohibits California law enforcement personnell from aiding or assisting in the enforcement of federal cannabis hemp marijuana laws

Restores and allows for the use of Cannabis for spiritual and religious practices.

Allows for the use of Cannabis for recreational or euphoric purposes by adults 21 years and older.

Protects jobs of medicinal cannabis patients and other cannabis users. Prohibits the testing for inert and/or residual cannabis metabolites for the purpose of employment or other impairment. More Info

Requires the development of a uniform standard of impairment based on performance testing, to restrict persons from operating a motor vehicle, heavy machinery, or other conduct in a manner that would affect public safety.

Allows for the commercial cultivation, license, sale, taxation, and regulation of cannabis hemp marijuana in a manner analagous to California's wine industry model.

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boaz Reviewed by boaz on 03-27-2008. California Cannabis Hemp & Health Initiative 2008 A New Weed Order of the Ages California Cannabis Hemp & Health Initiative 2008An Initiative of the People This initiative will legalize Cannabis Hemp, within the state of California, for (a) industrial products, (b) medicinal preparations, (c) nutritional products, (d) religious and spiritual products, and (e) recreational and euphoric use and products. It provides for amnesty, immediate release from prison, jail, parole, and probation, and clearing, expungement, and deletion of all Rating: 5

[Psycho4Bud]

It's usually not done in here but I copied this into the Activism Forum.......good information!

Have a good one!:jointsmile:

[boaz]

^ cool, thanks modfather. i was wondering why my post count just incremented on its own, thought my posts were cloning themselves for a sec :stoned:

[medicinal]

What's the odds of this passing? Sounds like paradise for pot lovers, Geeze, I might even consider moving back. The good news is that what happens in Ca., Usually takes about 5 years to migrate to So. Nevada. So maybe in 5-10 years, we'll have that also, yeah right! Mr. Green

[yokinazu]

dont matter what cali wants or any other state as long as the feds dont want it, theyre still violating federal law

but i do hope this passes

[zeitgeist]

i wouldnt hold my breath for this

[Psycho4Bud]

dont matter what cali wants or any other state as long as the feds dont want it, theyre still violating federal law

but i do hope this passes

How true but many states and judges are doing just that. I don't know if ya ever check out the "Medical Marijuana News" forum but there is some good reading there. :thumbsup:

Have a good one!:s4:

[boaz]

What's the odds of this passing? Sounds like paradise for pot lovers, Geeze, I might even consider moving back. The good news is that what happens in Ca., Usually takes about 5 years to migrate to So. Nevada. So maybe in 5-10 years, we'll have that also, yeah right! Mr. Green

i wonder if you can get odds in Vegas on state initiatives?? :smokin: i bet you can. imp: i was born in Cal, but haven't lived there for a while so i could really say. pretty f'in bold, tho, hu? :thumbsup: i would speculate, tho, that if eneough people sign the petition and get it on the ballots, Californians will have all the federallies so far up their arse come Oct/Nov that they will be smelling BrillCream . . . , it is illegal for federal officials to meddle in State Elections but . .

but, seriously, I think this is a genious move if they can get it passed. i am temped to move back just so i can sign the petition and get a chance to vote on it. Best of luck with this, California. and yes, what happens in Cali, generally also eventually rolls to my State, too . . . after many, many, many years.

[Rusty Trichome]

What's the odds of this passing? Sounds like paradise for pot lovers, Geeze, I might even consider moving back. The good news is that what happens in Ca., Usually takes about 5 years to migrate to So. Nevada. So maybe in 5-10 years, we'll have that also, yeah right! Mr. Green

A few years ago, those that were canvassing for signatures to get the cannabis initiative on the ballot, had forgotten the deadline, and had to go to a judge to try and get 6000 late signatures accepted.

"Marijuana Advocates Forget to File for Ballot -

LAS VEGAS 2004 (AP) â?? An initiative to legalize pot in Nevada might go up in smoke after organizers forgot to file 6,000 petition signatures by a June 15 deadline.

Clark County Registrar Larry Lomax said Billy Rogers, president of the political consulting firm seeking to qualify the petition, is pleading for him to accept the 6,000 names...."FOXNews.com - Woman Taken Out With Trash - Stoners forget signatures (2nd story)

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[boaz]

i wouldnt hold my breath for this

yeah, prolly, true, but . . . you really have to look at from the time ghost zone that California is in, i guess to really know for sure, tho. :stoned: . . . . :rastasmoke: