I-502: Is it the right approach?
August 24, 2012
540
3 Comments
You must need to login..!
Description
I went to Hempfest on 8/18/2012 and interviewed a volunteer for New Approach Washington ( and Josh Berman, cofounder of 4evergreen Group ( about their views of initiative 502 in Washington State. I-502 aims to legalize marijuana in Washington State. Opponents are concerned about high taxes, DUI provisions and other issues.
3 comments on “I-502: Is it the right approach?”
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Related Videos
Calderon’s Mexican drug war legacy
The war on drugs will be the biggest legacy of outgoing Mexican president Felipe Calderon. During his six year term, authorities seized 114 tonnes of cocaine and nearly 11000 tonnes of marijuana. But the fight has also killed tens of thousands of people, as Al
marijuana interviu campul lung bijuterii handemade
bijuterii marijuana canpul lung interviu
Outdoor Medical Marijuana Grow- September 3, 2012
First time growing!!!! This is the 4th week of flowering i think for my most mature plants. I’m finishing them off these last few weeks of feeding with all organic nutrients.Such as; (Roots Organics SeaBird Guano, Earth juice Hi- Brix organic plant molas
Outdoor medical marijuana trees Orange County CA
Out door grow orange county california prop 215
Mexican president to leave behind unpopular drug-war legacy
The war on drugs will be the biggest legacy of outgoing Mexican president Felipe Calderon. The war on drugs will be the biggest legacy of outgoing Mexican president, Felipe Calderon. During his six-year term, authorities seized 114 tonnes of cocaine and nearly
Grow Room – Vegetative update 3
TheCaliconnetion420 channel. My videos are geared for medical patients who want to get the most out of their medical marijuana gardens. Please subscribe to my channel and leave feedback.
I find that most people who oppose I-502 are confused about what’s in it. Much like Mr. Berman in this video.
I wonder if he’d be able to explain exactly what it is about the science that’s supposedly so faulty.
The fact of the matter is that there is effectively a zero tolerance for any THC in any driver’s blood whether they are a patient or not. (The Medical Use of Cannabis Act explicitly states it does not offer an “affirmative defense” against DUI charges) Currently (and under 502) a police officer would need probable cause to detain, arrest, and test a driver. That test must done by a medical professional. The police officer never sees that THC level, the prosecutor does.