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Ohio Sec of State certifies marijuana ballot initiative

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Question about legalizing marijuana. If I am serving a sentence in jail/prison because of marijuana can I get out of jail once it is legalized?

 

No, not currently. ResponsibleOhio is the group that is really pushing legalization in Ohio. If ResponsibleOhio's plan is adopted, Ohio would become the first state to jump straight to recreational marijuana (medical marijuana was legal in the other states that legalized all pot).

 

ResponsibleOhio's next step is something called the "Fresh Start Act", which is an inititive to do exactly what you said -- provide a path to expungement of marijuana convictions that would no longer be illegal.

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Generally, I am in favor of legalizing marijuana; however, I have serious concerns over ResponsibleOhio's "business plan."

 

Basically the law, if passed, would allow pot to be grown on no more than 10 farms in the state. Coincidentally, most of the pot would be grown in Southwest Ohio (Hamilton, Clermont & Warren Counties). Those 10 farms have already been purchased (or are under contract to be bought) by the investors. They're in the process of creating an oligopoly that I am not okay with.

Generally, I am in favor of legalizing marijuana; however, I have serious concerns over ResponsibleOhio's "business plan."

 

Basically the law, if passed, would allow pot to be grown on no more than 10 farms in the state. Coincidentally, most of the pot would be grown in Southwest Ohio (Hamilton, Clermont & Warren Counties). Those 10 farms have already been purchased (or are under contract to be bought) by the investors. They're in the process of creating an oligopoly that I am not okay with.

 

I feel you there. I'm with you all of the way. :thumb:

So, I'm looking at the picture at the top of the linked story on WCPO. I just have to ask if Snoop rolled that joint in the middle for them? My God.

Baked Buckeyes. I'm buying a tank, only thing we could possibly feel safe driving if this initiative comes to fruition.

Baked Buckeyes. I'm buying a tank, only thing we could possibly feel safe driving if this initiative comes to fruition.

 

:lol2::lol2:

Less than thirty days until election day. I've seen a couple advertisements, but not as many as I expected.

 

Last week, the State issued a report estimating Ohio would earn somewhere between $133 million & $293 million in its first full year, if legalized.

 

That is significantly less than ResponsibleOhio's prediction of $533 million, but still a no brainer, in my opinion.

 

Ohio report: State will make at least $133M off legal pot

Doesn't OH currently have some of the strictest marijuana laws in the U.S.? I could be mistaken but I feel they have three strike system where one can get a life sentence for weed.

I'll admit. If Ohio legalized marijuana I would venture up north one time for a legal high.

I'm confused by this story. Is something interesting happening? In Ohio?

I'll admit. If Ohio legalized marijuana I would venture up north one time for a legal high.

 

Just to prove a point?

Doesn't OH currently have some of the strictest marijuana laws in the U.S.? I could be mistaken but I feel they have three strike system where one can get a life sentence for weed.

 

Not sure about the 3 strikes. However every person I've seen from Ohio get in trouble over marijuana was shocked when they were headed to jail. FYI you don't have to go to jail for possessing marijuana in Kentucky. Depends on the amount, whether or not you're distributing, possession of drug paraphernalia etc.

Not sure about the 3 strikes. However every person I've seen from Ohio get in trouble over marijuana was shocked when they were headed to jail. FYI you don't have to go to jail for possessing marijuana in Kentucky. Depends on the amount, whether or not you're distributing, possession of drug paraphernalia etc.

 

Or, whatever police determine you're doing with it, regardless of actual intent.

That's usually determined by the court but yes you can still go to jail.

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