MONTANA: The Bozeman City Commission is taking a look at the city’s regulations regarding medical marijuana storefronts.
But, Montana’s relationship with medical marijuana is a bit murky – if you ask about the state’s medical marijuana laws it’s not always easy to get a clear answer.
Here’s a look at the history and current state of things:
Voters approved the Medical Marijuana Act in 2004. The initiative was vaguely written and sought to allow patients the limited use of medical marijuana.
Fast forward to 2011, when the state legislature proposed House Bill 161 to effectively kill the act. The bill passed both houses, but former Governor Brian Schweitzer vetoed it.
The legislature then passed Senate Bill 423 to impose stricter regulations on medical marijuana, even without the governor’s approval.
JIMI says
what is the big hold up there are people dying and being incarserated all for marajuana, let people smoke there self to death you do with ciggerets,what going to happen if you dnt you will lose your seat soon. its going to happen youll see, same with the president this is bigger and our generation is the ones that will lead the future and you will just be a mist of are imagination, or you could jump on board and make a example then be rememberd for greatness and protecting the people let them smoke smoke smoke what are we gonna do buy all the munchies for your favorite donut house. the worst thing could happen is we smoke are selfs asleep.
could you imagine the piece we would have then. there eather drunks or really stupid I know they all drink wiskey the whole braket of people in the white house or government you can bet on this. JUST REMEMBER YOU CAN NOT STOP THIS IT IS BIGGER THAN YOU MONTANA. AND FREE CHRIS NOW