By Sam Sabzehzar | November 18, 2011
Rob Kampia is the Executive Director of Marijuana Policy Project and has helped advanced the conversation.
Despite having the broadest medical marijuana law in the country, California still arrests and cites individuals at a staggering pace for marijuana offenses.
Efforts are underway to try to change that.
The Regulate Marijuana Like Wine Act of 2012 is currently being circulated for signatures.
If placed on the ballot, the good people of California will be able to vote on whether adults should be able to possess, use, cultivate, and transport marijuana for non-medical use.
In addition, the initiative would allow the legislature to devise a system of retail marijuana cultivation and sale to adults.
If passed, the Regulate Marijuana Like Wine Act will greatly improve California’s marijuana laws and show the federal government – and the world – that allowing adults to make a responsible decision to use marijuana does not lead to chaos and ruin.
