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PONTE HEALTH Announces Sports Tourism Master Plan for Fort Pierce, Florida

PONTE HEALTH Announces Sports Tourism Master Plan for Fort Pierce, Florida
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Policy Analysis: Cannabis Legalization in the State of Florida

This paper attempts to discuss and analyze the policy options and considerations on marijuana while considering existing polices on the subject to provide appropriate recommendations for Florida.

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Legal Experts Light Up Florida Supreme Court for 'Illogical Conclusion' that Sent Marijuana Legalization Up in Smoke


Legal Experts Light Up Florida Supreme Court for ‘Illogical Conclusion’ that Sent Marijuana Legalization Up in Smoke
Colin Kalmbacher
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In an advisory opinion issued Thursday, the Florida Supreme Court tossed a proposed ballot measure that would have added a state constitutional amendment legalizing some types of recreational marijuana use. Critics attacked the court’s ruling as a thinly-veiled effort to legislate from the bench.
In a 5-2 decision, Florida’s conservative high court came down against the proposal and struck it from the 2022 ballot on the premise that the initiative’s summary language lacked clarity.
According to the opinion, the ballot initiative’s summary would have read as follows:

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Here's How Florida Judges Just Killed Marijuana Legalization


Colin KalmbacherApr 22nd, 2021, 7:30 pm
In an advisory opinion issued Thursday, the Florida Supreme Court tossed a proposed ballot measure that would have added a state constitutional amendment legalizing some types of recreational marijuana use. Critics attacked the court’s ruling as a thinly-veiled effort to legislate from the bench.
In a 5-2 decision, Florida’s conservative high court came down against the proposal and struck it from the 2022 ballot on the premise that the initiative’s summary language lacked clarity.
According to the opinion, the ballot initiative’s summary would have read as follows:
Permits adults 21 years or older to possess, use, purchase, display, and transport up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana and marijuana accessories for personal use for any reason. Permits Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers to sell, distribute, or dispense marijuana and marijuana accessories if clearly labeled and in childproof packaging to adults. Prohibits advertising or marketing targeted to persons under 21. Prohibits marijuana use in defined public places. Maintains limitations on marijuana use in defined circumstances.

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Florida Supreme Court Rejects Ballot Initiative Aimed at Legalizing Recreational Marijuana


Florida Supreme Court Rejects Ballot Initiative Aimed at Legalizing Recreational Marijuana
The Florida Supreme Court on April 22 rejected a ballot initiative (pdf) aimed at allowing people to vote on the legalization of recreational marijuana, saying it would be “misleading” to voters.
In a 5-2 ruling, the Supreme Court said the initiative’s language—wording that people see when they cast ballots—that it “permits” marijuana use by adults “misleads voters into believing that the recreational use of marijuana in Florida will be free of any repercussions, criminal or otherwise.”
The ruling came after Republican Attorney General Ashley Moody asked the court to advise whether the potential constitutional initiative would be suitable for a future ballot.

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Florida Supreme Court Quashes 2022 Recreational-Marijuana Legalization Push

Florida Supreme Court Quashes 2022 Recreational-Marijuana Legalization Push
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Florida Supreme Court Quashes 2022 Recreational-Marijuana Legalization Push

Florida Supreme Court Quashes 2022 Recreational-Marijuana Legalization Push
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Florida marijuana legalization dealt blow by Florida Supreme Court


Florida marijuana legalization dealt blow by Florida Supreme Court
Justices found a Constitutional ballot initiative to be “misleading.”
 
 
Make it Legal Florida is a campaign to get a constitutional amendment on the ballot legalizing adult use of recreational marijuana in Florida. [ Make it Legal Florida ]
Updated 49 minutes ago
TALLAHASSEE — A high-profile effort to legalize marijuana was all but killed by the Florida Supreme Court Thursday.
In a 5-2 decision, justices ruled a Constitutional ballot initiative by the group Make it Legal Florida to be “misleading.” The ruling came after Attorney General Ashley Moody asked the justices to advise whether the potential Constitutional initiative would be suitable for a future ballot.

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Florida Supreme Court strikes down recreational marijuana proposal


The Florida Supreme Court has struck from the 2022 ballot a proposed state constitutional amendment that would allow those 21 and older to buy and smoke marijuana for personal use.
In a 5-2 decision, with Justices Jorge Labarga and Alan Lawson dissenting, the court said the ballot summary "is affirmatively misleading" because it makes voters think they would be overturning federal law prohibiting the sale and use of marijuana.
Titled "Adult Use of Marijuana" and sponsored by Make it Legal Florida, the ballot language allows people 21 and older in Florida to "possess, use, purchase, display, and transport up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana and marijuana accessories for personal use for any reason."

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