Supporters of medical marijuana rallied on the streets of Tucson, at Dodge and Grant, Saturday afternoon.
Members of the group "AZ 4 NORML" dressed in costume and waved signs at motorists urging support of a referendum in November that would legalize medical marijuana.
"What this law will do is regulate it, keep it out of the hands of people who don't need it and people who are using it for serious, serious ailments," said one backer. It's a medical marijuana law and I hope everybody will support that."
If the measure is approved by voters, it would allow medical marijuana to be sold at highly regulated clinics. It would require individuals to obtain an ID card to buy medical marijuana and it would allow some people to grow their own marijuana if they don't live within 25 miles of a marijuana clinic.
NewsHawk: Ganjarden: 420 MAGAZINE
Source: KGUN 9 On Your Side
Author: Sheryl Kornman
Copyright: 2010 WorldNow and KGUN
Members of the group "AZ 4 NORML" dressed in costume and waved signs at motorists urging support of a referendum in November that would legalize medical marijuana.
"What this law will do is regulate it, keep it out of the hands of people who don't need it and people who are using it for serious, serious ailments," said one backer. It's a medical marijuana law and I hope everybody will support that."
If the measure is approved by voters, it would allow medical marijuana to be sold at highly regulated clinics. It would require individuals to obtain an ID card to buy medical marijuana and it would allow some people to grow their own marijuana if they don't live within 25 miles of a marijuana clinic.
NewsHawk: Ganjarden: 420 MAGAZINE
Source: KGUN 9 On Your Side
Author: Sheryl Kornman
Copyright: 2010 WorldNow and KGUN
