Katelyn Baker
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Boston - Massachusetts' top elections official says procedural issues could slightly delay the state's new marijuana law.
The voter-approved measure which legalizes recreational marijuana is scheduled to take effect on Dec. 15. But Secretary of State William Galvin says the Governor's Council is required to officially certify the election results before that can happen.
Galvin told The Boston Globe there's only a 50-50 chance his office can get all of the vote totals from around the state to the council before Dec. 15.
Once the law does take effect, it will be legal in Massachusetts for people 21 and over to possess small amounts of marijuana and grow up to a dozen plants per household. But commercial sales of the drug are still more than a year away.
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Full Article: Procedural Issues Could Delay New Marijuana Law In Massachusetts
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The voter-approved measure which legalizes recreational marijuana is scheduled to take effect on Dec. 15. But Secretary of State William Galvin says the Governor's Council is required to officially certify the election results before that can happen.
Galvin told The Boston Globe there's only a 50-50 chance his office can get all of the vote totals from around the state to the council before Dec. 15.
Once the law does take effect, it will be legal in Massachusetts for people 21 and over to possess small amounts of marijuana and grow up to a dozen plants per household. But commercial sales of the drug are still more than a year away.
News Moderator: Katelyn Baker 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Procedural Issues Could Delay New Marijuana Law In Massachusetts
Author: Staff
Contact: (603) 669-9999
Photo Credit: Flickr
Website: WMUR
