[NYRepublican72]

Does this mean that state and local law will not do anything if someone has it in their possession? If so then the only leos that could, would have to be feds. What are the odds of that many feds running around Colo or Wash looking for people with small amounts?

The biggest problem for these stoners is that they can't get a legal supply to these stores. Pretty sure drug trafficking is still illegal.

[stuartcr]

Will it be legal to grow one’s own?

[stuartcr]

Will it be legal to grow one’s own?

[JustSayNoToNannies]

The biggest problem for these stoners is that they can't get a legal supply to these stores. Pretty sure drug trafficking is still illegal.

From the WA Secretary of State's site (https://weiapplets.sos.wa.gov/MyVote/OnlineVotersGuide/Measures?countyCode=xx&electionId=46#ososTop):

"The Effect of the Proposed Measure, if Approved

"For persons over age 21, this measure would remove state law criminal and civil prohibitions with respect to growing, manufacturing, distributing, and possessing marijuana consistent with a state marijuana licensing and regulatory system.

"Without violating state law, people over age 21 could grow, distribute, or possess marijuana, as authorized under various types of licenses. [...]

"A license to produce marijuana would make it legal under state law to grow marijuana. A license to process marijuana would make it legal under state law to process and package marijuana. It would also make it legal under state law to make products that contain marijuana. Licensed producers and processors could sell marijuana at wholesale, but could not sell marijuana at retail directly to consumers. Licensed retailers could sell marijuana, and products containing marijuana, to consumers at retail. Licensed retailers could also sell paraphernalia items used to store or use marijuana."