How neighboring states struggle when pot becomes legal
Clip: 2/12/2015 | 8m 50s
Since recreational pot became legal in Colorado, border states struggle with more arrests.
Since recreational marijuana became legally available in Colorado last year, officials say more pot is illegally coming through the border of states like Nebraska and Oklahoma, draining state resources as the number of arrests keeps growing. Now, the attorneys general of those states filed a federal lawsuit asking the Supreme Court to declare Colorado's marijuana law unconstitutional.
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How neighboring states struggle when pot becomes legal
Clip: 2/12/2015 | 8m 50s
Since recreational marijuana became legally available in Colorado last year, officials say more pot is illegally coming through the border of states like Nebraska and Oklahoma, draining state resources as the number of arrests keeps growing. Now, the attorneys general of those states filed a federal lawsuit asking the Supreme Court to declare Colorado's marijuana law unconstitutional.
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