OHIO AG CERTIFIES PETITION FOR MARIJUANA LEGALISATION ISSUE
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A marinara legalization effort in Ohio has cleared a key governmental hurdle.
Attorney General Mike DeWine on Friday certified responsible Ohio's petition for the proposed amendment and cleared summary petition language as fair and truthful. The measure goes next to the Ohio Ballot Board. 
Responsible Ohio foresees getting the amendment before voters this year or next. It would legalize the sale of marijuana for medicinal and recreational use and create authorized growing sites across the state.

Responsible Ohio foresees getting the amendment before voters this year or next. It would legalize the sale of marijuana for medicinal and recreational use and create authorized growing sites across the state.
DeWine, a Republican, noted that Friday’s action was procedural and didn’t address “the advisability of the approval or rejection of the measure to be referred.” He and other statewide elected officials oppose the amendment. The opposition group Drug Free Action Alliance said the measure is backed by a “pot cartel” whose only motivation is greed.

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