Clarence Thomas says federal laws against marijuana may no longer be necessary
Clarence Thomas says federal laws against marijuana may no longer be necessary
Clarence Thomas, one of the Supreme Court‘s most conservative justices, said Monday that because of the hodgepodge of federal policies on marijuana, federal laws against its use or cultivation may no longer make sense.
“A prohibition on intrastate use or cultivation of marijuana may no longer be necessary or proper to support the federal government’s piecemeal approach,” he wrote.
His views came as the court declined to hear the appeal of a Colorado medical marijuana dispensary that was denied federal tax breaks that other businesses are allowed.
Clarence Thomas says federal laws against marijuana may no longer be necessary
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