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Washington, Nov 7 (IANS/RIA Novosti) Colorado and Washington have become the first US states to legalize possession and use of marijuana for recreational purposes, media reports said after voters there approved the measure.

 

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Washington, Nov. 7 (ANI): Colorado and Washington voters have passed referendums legalizing marijuana for recreational use, which is still banned under federal law.

 

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Colorado, Washington legalize recreational marijuana use

 

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Washington and Colorado voters approved legalisation of marijuana for recreational use, making them the first U.S. states to decriminalise the practice.

 

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This is awesome! I have been watching closely and excited to see how this pans out. Will the feds interfere and launch a legal challenge? Probably, but I hope not.

 

However, these laws don't represent full freedom. You can grow up to 6 plants with a license, so will cops still be raiding houses in the hopes of finding 7+ plants?

 

The second wave has begun people...

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