Nicely said @choosefreedom. I have always felt anyone who had/has been prosecuted for marijuana usage didn't get a trial of their peers. If they had they would not have been convicted. It sucks that it hasn't been until now that legislation is changing. As we have seen for any national change to take effect it needs to start in the states first. Once there is momentum there then change can be initiated ad a federal level. That is one of many reasons voting is important. Granted we do lose some our voice when it comes to the higher offices, but the lower offices, bonds and initiatives are more so under the public's direct input.

I loved being on a jury, it has been a while since then. It truly is an experience that everyone should partake in and stop trying to find reasons to get out of it. Again this is where we hold laws, officials and the like accountable.

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