According to the Las Vegas Review Journal 3-11-05. State legislature to allow a vote in 2006 elections to determine if the people of the state of Nevada will or will not allow the legalization of up to 1 ounce of marijuana. If passed, the measure would let citizens purchase up to 1 oz. in state approve stores. This measure has been critized by every major law enforcement offical with one offical, Sheriff Bill Young, stating that" passing this law would make Nevada the laughingstock of the nation". The Assembly Speaker, Richard Perkins, declared in no uncertainterms that he would do everything in his power to stop the legalization of marijuana in Nevada. (Note; Perkins is the deputy chief of police in Henderson, Nevada and also running of governor of Nevada in 2006.) District Attorney David Rogers ststed "We do not need dope smokers walking the streets of Clark County or any other city in Nevada with impunity".
Rob Kampia of MPP predicted Nevadans will narrowly support the proposal. "We don't expect a landslide victory.
If the new law is passed, in addition to 1 oz. being legal, fines would double for driving under the influence of alcohol or marijuana and for selling to minors.
I hope Nevadans pass this law, but with the super hypocritical Mormon base here I don't know if it will. Also notice notice that the most outspoken critics so far have jobs that depend in most part on arresting and charging "dope smokers".
Article can be found at lasvegasreviewjournal.com. I think that's the correct address.
Rob Kampia of MPP predicted Nevadans will narrowly support the proposal. "We don't expect a landslide victory.
If the new law is passed, in addition to 1 oz. being legal, fines would double for driving under the influence of alcohol or marijuana and for selling to minors.
I hope Nevadans pass this law, but with the super hypocritical Mormon base here I don't know if it will. Also notice notice that the most outspoken critics so far have jobs that depend in most part on arresting and charging "dope smokers".
Article can be found at lasvegasreviewjournal.com. I think that's the correct address.