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Denver Relief Blog
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NORML Blog, Marijuana Law Reform
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Sensible Colorado
2012 is shaping up to be the most exciting year in Colorado marijuana reform history. Read below to learn how you can plug-in, and if you support this plan, don’t forget to become a monthly donor today! Adult Marijuana Regulation Working with an unparalleled coalition of state and national organizations, Sensible Colorado Action helped author and qualify [...]
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Denver Post: News: Marijuana
Colorado pot-legalization initiative needs more signatures
A proposed initiative to legalize limited possession of marijuana in Colorado needs more signatures to qualify for the ballot.
Hemp bill in Colorado legislature risks more headaches with feds
With a deadline looming at the end of this month in the most dramatic federal-state showdown yet in Colorado over marijuana, a state lawmaker has proposed a bill that would raise another cannabis clash.
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Legalize pot to disarm gangsters: Expert
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