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Utah has a new medical marijuana law — but not the one approved by voters in the recent election

This article originally appeared in The Salt Lake Tribune. Read it in its entirety here. On Monday, the first business day after Utah’s medical cannabis initiative became law, state legislators supplanted it with a more tightly controlled plan for providing marijuana-based treatment. The Utah Medical Cannabis Act, designed as a replacement for voter-approved Proposition 2, breezed

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Press Release: Better Utah Urges Lawmakers To Respect The People’s Vote

PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 3, 2018 Salt Lake City, UT – Before the start of the Special Session of the Utah Legislature to consider changes or corrections to the recently-passed medical cannabis measure, Alliance for a Better Utah urged lawmakers to the respect the will of the people. Last week, the organization launched

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Utah’s Grand Bargain on Medical Marijuana: Will It Work?

This article originally appeared on Leafy. Read it in its entirety here.  On the morning of Oct. 4, a number of Utah politicians, religious leaders, medical patients, and representatives from the Libertas Institute, a libertarian think tank, gathered before a packed audience in the Utah State Capitol’s ornate gold room. The group had gathered to

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Commentary: What to expect when you’re expecting Prop. 2 to pass

This article originally appeared in The Salt Lake Tribune. Read it in its entirety here.  In less than two months, Utah voters will decide whether or not to allow marijuana for medicinal use, an issue that has received both strong support and opposition. Current polls show 64 percent of Utahns support the ballot initiative. As a

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