Ballot Measure 33 was rejected by the voters in 2004 and would have expanded the law, allowing the creation of nonprofit state-licensed dispensaries, that could produce the drug and sell it to patients.
It would have expanded the law, allowing the creation of nonprofit state-licensed dispensaries that could produce the drug and sell it to patients. Ballot Measure 33 was rejected by the voters in 2004.
Ballot Measure 33 was rejected by the voters in 2004. It would have expanded the law, allowing the creation of nonprofit state-licensed dispensaries that could produce the drug and sell it to patients.
Ballot Measure 33 was rejected by the voters in 2004. It would have expanded the law, allowing the creation of nonprofit state-licensed dispensaries that could produce the drug and sell it to patients.