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They might, though it would only be a symbolic victory. Even if they legalized it for the entire state, their law would not change federal law that says it is illegal.
However, it is possible that the state really doesn't want that. Sure, the medical marijuana thing helped the economy, but it also became a cover for recreational use, and criminal activity moved into the medical marijuana business. Recently, a grower was tortured and dismembered by several men, all because they thought he had a lot of money he did not really have. Or take the speed that the dispensaries popped up. Just one city had 2000-3000 shortly after it started. Now, you don't see 3000 pharmacies being in any city, so that must tell you something about the usage. So if they legalize it, they would need something like a "medallion system" similar to how many cities regulate taxicabs or nursing home care.
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Should California legalize pot?
They actually can't, as state law is overridden by federal law.
What reasons did obama say he wants to legalize pot?
its awesome...
What would Willie Nelson like to see?
legalize pot
What federal statute law would you amend or revoke?
Legalize POT
How long does it take potassium to be absorbed in the body?
pot is the answer for everything legalize it
When did California legalize medical marijuana?
1996.
What episode and season of south park does randy marsh legalize pot?
fried chicken
What family guy episode is the one where they legalize pot?
The twelft episode of the seventh season
In which state is the government trying to legalize marijuana?
One of the states is California.
What is the outcome of legalize marijuana in California?
Proposition 19 failed 56% to 34%.
What state will be the first to legalize marijuana?
Washington state will vote for Initiative 502 in the November 2012 election and if it passes it will become the first state to legalize marijuana.
What is meant by the term Legalize It?
When someone asks you to "Legalize It" they are asking you to make it lawful (or legal) or to authorize it. It is typically referring to California's Prop 19 or the legalization of marijuana.
