If someone was just learning about Prop 2 and the replacement bill and only listened to (the first TWO HOURS) of legislators congratulating themselves over their substitute for what voters passed, they could be forgiven for believing the total spin on display…....
Medical marijuana advocates say they are exploring legal action challenging the Legislature’s move to replace Proposition 2 “at the behest” of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. READ MORE …
(KUTV) — Medical marijuana advocates are threatening to sue the state of Utah, and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, for its involvement with Proposition 2. Attorney Rocky Anderson wrote a letter, on behalf of the plaintiffs, calling for a...
Sponsors of Prop. 2 were meeting with opponents and legislative leadership on Wednesday night to hammer out some final language ahead of a Dec. 3 special session. A final “compromise” bill is expected to be made public next week, said Connor Boyack, the...
Utah voters during Tuesday’s midterm election approved Proposition 2, legalizing medical marijuana in a dependably conservative state. Utah’s Proposition 2 allows patients to obtain medical marijuana cards via a doctor’s office for certain qualifying conditions, such...
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