Kansas braces for effects of Colorado marijuana vote
Kansas officials warn residents crossing into Colorado for pot should not bring it back. Troopers expect potential rise in impairment cases, while border counties fear traffic safety and underage trips. Medical cannabis advocates in Kansas cite Colorado’s vote as impetus for future reforms.
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Latin American leaders urge review of US marijuana votes
Mexico, Belize, Honduras, and Costa Rica urged the OAS to study Colorado and Washington ballot measures that legalized cannabis. They called for a UN drug policy session by 2015 and warned U.S. state moves could complicate regional enforcement against smuggling. The leaders stressed policy analysis on health and public safety amid ongoing cartel violence in the region.
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