Colorado Cannabis Opponents Give up Fight Over Potency Limits
Colorado Cannabis Opponents Give up Fight Over Potency Limits
Lisa Rough | 7/8/2016
Marijuana opponents in Colorado have given up a plan to ask voters about requiring less-potent cannabis and telling consumers that the drug could cause brain damage and paranoia.
Backers of the potency measure announced Friday that they’re unable to raise enough money to advertise what would have been the most serious attempt yet to roll back Colorado’s 2012 legalization amendment. Attorney Frank McNulty, who represents the Healthy Colorado Coalition, the group behind the amendment, made the announcement that they will withdraw the controversial amendment. The measure was cleared for the ballot last month by the Colorado Supreme Court, but its supporters said they could not raise enough money to support it.
Colorado Cannabis Opponents Give up Fight Over Potency Limits
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