Medical Marijuana Law
Colorado's
Medical Marijuana Law: Article XVIII, Section 14 of the Colorado
Constitution (Amendment 20)
Enacted by voters in 2000. Medical marijuana is a Constitutional
right for Colorado citizens who have a debilitating medical condition.
Oct. 29, 2009: Colorado v. Clendenin:
The first case law on Colorado's Medical Marijuana Law (Article
XVIII, Section 14 of the Colorado Constitution). The court ruled
that a medical marijuana caregiver must know their patients personally
and must provide them with other services in addition to the acquisition
of medical marijuana.
Nov. 16, 2009: Formal
Opinion of Attorney General John Suthers Regarding Sales Tax and
Medical Marijuana
Colorado
Revised Statutes
Medical Marijuana Jury Verdicts
A jury determined a patient could possess any amount of cannabis.
See the case of Jason
Lauve
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