In Alaska, marijuana in the home (under 4 oz and 25 growing plants) is protected under the states modifications to the 4th Amendment, namely the explicit guarantee of privacy. We are not allowed to transport legally and can not legally consume in public. The possession/growing of marijuana is only legal in one's home.
Why don't more states that want to grow and possess legally in their home without concern for state or local authorities push the state to guarantee privacy the way that Alaska does? This would be a backdoor push that would open the front door.
It's far easier to convince non-consumers to support personal property rights than push for an outright legalization IMHO.
What do you guys think?
Here's a reference: http://justice.uaa.alaska.edu/research/2010/1110.ast.marijuana/1110.01.marijuana.pdf
Why don't more states that want to grow and possess legally in their home without concern for state or local authorities push the state to guarantee privacy the way that Alaska does? This would be a backdoor push that would open the front door.
It's far easier to convince non-consumers to support personal property rights than push for an outright legalization IMHO.
What do you guys think?
Here's a reference: http://justice.uaa.alaska.edu/research/2010/1110.ast.marijuana/1110.01.marijuana.pdf