Assemblyman Tom Ammiano (D-San Francisco) has introduced legislation to reform statewide penalties regarding the possession and sale of certain ‘drug paraphernalia’ items.
As introduced, Assembly Bill 1811 would amend the state’s definition of ‘drug paraphernalia’ to exclude items associated with the use of medical marijuana. You can read the full text of the bill here.
The measure is presently before the Assembly Committee on Public Safety, which is scheduled to hear testimony on the bill on Tuesday, March 23.
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Reform Californias Drug Paraphernalia Laws
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One California, Two Californias, Many Californias.
If you want to talk about the laws that apply in the state of California, you’re talking about California’s paraphernalia laws.
The apostrophe indicates possessive.
I hate to be a pedant about this but. for many of us, it’s absolutely painful to see this in print.
Many more people than you would think can’t take an argument seriously if the headline has this kind of flaw. It’s a little like seeing an impassioned plea for education reform entitled “Why We Need Skool Choice.”