Shit I've been posting about this for a week now, I guess no one reads my posts. Similar laws have already passed in Ann Arbor, MI and Berkley, CA It is also currently legal to have 4 oz. or less in your own home if you live in Alaska. Also there is a bill trying to pass in Telluride that will make marijuana "the lowest law enforcement priority" like in Seattle and Oakland. All you naysayers confuse me, you obviously have not kept up with the progress to end the oppression of marijuana users. I would have thought you would be all for it. I also noticed that Bongsmith hasn't said anything since some people posted links, interesting. Also It won't be a state law It will be a municipal law In Denver meaning that state police and the DEA could still arrest you for possession, but considering that the law focuses in possession in you house you don't really have to worry about that, private residences are most always policed by city cops.

Unfortunately I live in Colorado Springs and can't vote on the measure, but everyone I know who lives in Denver is voting yes on I-100, and if it passes I will be relocating 98 mi. north.
dirtyhippy420 Reviewed by dirtyhippy420 on . Colorado to leagalize bud! i live in denver and there is a new law being passed to leagalize it, 21 and older its called i-100 and is supported by our mayor Hickinlooper, this will mean marijuana will be sold overcounters as a safer alternitive from alcohol, its part of the equalization act.let me no your opinions. Rating: 5