So if CA passes the pot law later this year, will/can it be overturned also?

[Duer 157099]

:shrug:

I mean, it doesn't seem like any civil rights are involved (except in reverse) so I can't see what rationale would be used, but no doubt there would be an effort immediately.

[asdjrocky]

1. Expect court battles on prop 19.

They will be strangely well funded by shadowy figures.

[Duer 157099]

2. But on what grounds? Certainly no civil rights.

I have no doubt there will be well-funded opposition, but will they have any legal footing?

[asdjrocky]

3. Oh I don't know, I'm not a lawyer.

I just suspect some fight from the right and the DEA on this.

[Dawson Leery]

4. The DEA(which has never done anything good)

will be on the case to overturn Prop 19. They parasitical existence depends upon it.

[lunatica]

5. That's an excellent question and I don't know the answer

Perhaps those who decided pot was illegal in the first place.

[Traveling_Home]

6. Preemption by Federal Law just like with Az????

Interstate commerce clause gives the Feds the right to control commerce and they say it is illegal. Feds law comes first.

Just my thought - no expertise