It's already decriminalized

Why legalize? Alaska won't have edibles or extracts and unless you relinquish your gun rights ( state issued med card......cuz you need daddy to hold your hand n smoke) your only growing 6 plants and two budding at a time, you won't be burning outside like Seattle, 60 to 75 an 8th for top shelf, but get your med card 40 to 50 bucks and get this your pot can't be over 15 % thc . But if you leave well enough alone Raven act= up to 24 plants and 4oz in your home? Really? Why would Alaska fuck that up? u.N agenda 21 small arms confiscation ! Wake up vote FuckNO in August! Look at Connecticut gun grab media blackout wake up or we are all

No edibles in oregon

Self defense? or constitutional rights?

2 amendment gov say med mary j makes people unstable

I have a med card and DEFINITELT allowed to still own my guns. Not sure where your getting this info

Your not even from alaska?? We can grow 3 and 3 here. Not only 2 in bud.

Kalooko said:

No edibles in oregon

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I've heard this also, but as of yesterday there's still edibles at dispensaries. Does it go into effect later or something?

You will see very shortly

Up to 24 raven act my buddy was robbed mayflower trailer court boniface 100%ak raised red apple is in MTV

Kalooko-

Some of the info you've provided is suspect, and some of its straight up wrong, and I'm not referring solely to this post. I appreciate discussions comparing the rights Alaskans would have if the legalization initiative passes with the rights we believe we have under Ravin V Alaska, but your agenda-driven misinformation does no one any good. Please read up and educate yourself before spreading falsehoods about plant counts, legal THC percentages and the like. These things are laid out in the initiative and you'd do well to read it before assuming what's in it and trying to persuade us with lies.

Yes there are 2nd Amendment, privacy and other issues at play here, and having a back-and-forth over them does help us all understand the best way forward as we normalize use of the ganja bush! So welcome to RIU, and the fine AK Medical Patients section here. But please realize that the small but thoughtful crew of growers/puffers/advocates that comment in this forum have no need and little tolerance for bullshit when we truly need to be moving the ball forward. Thanks.

Very well said elkamino

If I knew how to give you +rep I would lol

Read smart ass you can call Rex butler or lance wells both atterneys that handle cases. 4 zips and up to 24 plants in your home now who's lying?

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[h=1]Feds To Legal Medical Marijuana Patients: You Don’t Have Second Amendment Rights. Period.[/h]

• by Allen St. Pierre, NORML Executive DirectorSeptember 28, 2011
  
  
  
  The federal government, notably under the current administration, continues to paint itself into a corner politically speaking regarding Mr. Obama’s pre-election promises to ‘fix the problem with medical marijuana’.
  The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) issued a memorandum on September 21 to all gun dealers in the United States for the expressed purpose of informing them that they MUST discriminate against lawful medical cannabis patients and DENY them their Second Amendment right to buy and possess a firearm for hunting and/or personal protection.
  
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  The feds newest ‘clarifying’ memo regarding medical cannabis (proceeding the 2009 Ogden and 2011 Cole memos) is notable because members of NORML’s Legal Committee recently have beensuccessfully challenging local and state law enforcement officials who’ve chosen to discriminate against lawful medical cannabis patients by denying them permits for a concealed weapon.
  Why is it OK and does it make any sense at all for lawful medical patients who are prescribed powerful painkillers and sedatives to be able to enjoy their Second Amendment rights and responsibilities, but medical cannabis patients who want to hunt or have self-protection in their homes are overtly discriminated against by our own federal government?
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I can show you better than I can tell you elkamino please your response?

Akrbb907 did you read laws? On 4oz and upto 24 plants in your home why make it 1zip and only 2 bud at a time?

[h=1]Alaska: Marijuana Legalization Officially Makes August Ballot[/h]
Submitted by steveelliott on Thu, 02/27/2014 - 19:05

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By Steve Elliott
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Alaska's voters will decide on August 19 if the state will be third to legalize marijuana and regulate and tax it sale.
Lt. Gov. Mead Treadwell on Wednesday ordered election officials to put the issue on the ballot, confirming that an initiative effort satisfied the legal requirements, reports Steven Nelson at US News.
The Campaign to Regulate Marijuana in Alaska turned in more than 45,000 signatures on January 8, about 36,000 of which were validated by state officials. Just more than 30,000 signatures were required to qualify for the ballot.
"A bipartisan tidal wave of public support for regulating marijuana like alcohol in Alaska has pushed this issue onto the ballot, and we will be running an aggressive campaign designed to build on that momentum," said CRMA spokesman Taylor Bickford.
Adults 21 and older would be allowed to have up to an ounce of weed and grow six plants at home if the initiative passes.
Stores selling cannabis would be licensed by the Alaska Alcoholic Beverage Control Board; the Legislature would have the option of creating a Marijuana Control Board.
A quirk in Alaska state law allows the ballot question to appear on the August ballot with primary elections of political parties, rather than on the November general election ballot.
A February 5 survey by Public Policy Polling found 55 percent support among Alaskans for legalization, with 39 percent opposing. A March 2013 poll found 60 percent support; that one was by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research.
Alaska Already Went Legal Twice Via Court Decisions
Alaska was for years the only U.S. state where marijuana was legal, after a 1975 Alaska Supreme Court Decision allowing adults 18 and older to possess four ounces of marijuana and grow 24 plants at home.


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Those laws are all good and dandy, but until youve had cops walk in your house, look at your grow AND med card walk away will you realize tge benefits of being a legal med card holder. I have. And I doubt they would've been as understanding if it was an unsanctioned grow. You may not end up w jail time but I promise they'll take your shit til its figured out.

Right, but why would cops be in your home? I know a person who got robbed of his safe police came, had veg room in his kids room bud in his room they came cause neighbors called seen armed men running , guess what they didn't touch anything didn't call ocs to take three kids nothing so unless your having bouts of domestic violence there is not legit reason for apd at your home ? Right?