Amendment 64 Legal Panel Discussion - CSMCC, January 24, 2013

The Colorado Springs Medical Cannabis Council hosting a legal panel of diverse attorneys to discuss the impacts and implementation of Amendment 64.
Legal Panel Line Up:
Charles Houghton - CSMCC Board Member; Land Use & Local Control
Brian Vicente - Sensible Colorado, Co-Author of Amendment 64
Rob Corry - Marijuana Defense Attorney
Michael Elliot - MMIG Executive Director - Legislative Lobbyist

CSMCC: http://www.csmcc-net.org/
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[VitaminJyo]

Sounds like we need to push back against drug testing because it's unconstitutional, it violates our rights of not having to consent to unreasonable searches and seizures.

[AxeVEVO]

Maybe we should also stop letting people on food stamps waste tax payers money on junk food and soda.

[SidecarOtto]

Whew!

I haven't smelled so much conspiracy theory since I encountered my first Kennedy conspiracist....

Anyway, AgentOfDoubt, thank you very much for this upload.

It's fun to see this here after being there.

I look forward to seeing more and meeting up with y'all over this year.

[karinkdf]

P.S. Michael... a quick Google search along the lines of "ALEC drug testing legislation" demonstrates that I'm not wrong. Your lack of curiosity on a number of issues is of increasing concern. Does it bother you at all that you're being played by billionaires whose primary concern is for themselves?

[karinkdf]

Because nothing says "Liberty!" like mandatory drug testing and losing your unemployment benefits after taking the Koch's (and their Libertarian "think tank" Cato institute) up on their offer to toke the night away. Does anyone really believe that the same people fighting health care regulation in the ACA really give a crap about cancer patients?

[karinkdf]

Have you ever asked yourself why the Kochs and Pat Robertson (of all people) are pushing pot legalization?

Here's a clue: Google "Kansas Drug Testing Next On The Docket Of 'Ultraconservative' Bills"

"Lawmakers seeking to abolish income taxes and stymie unions in Kansas think it might also be worthwhile to make the poor and unemployed pee in cups to prove they're not wasting taxpayer money on drugs.

A favorite policy of Republican legislators across the country..." ALEC/Koch. fingerprints.