City Tells Miss. Justices To Invalidate Medical Pot Measure

By Abraham Gross · December 8, 2020, 7:31 PM EST

The Mississippi Supreme Court should invalidate a successful ballot measure that legalized taxable medical marijuana in the state because the measure unconstitutionally qualified for the ballot, a city told the justices...

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