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If you think marijuana prohibition is a failed policy, you are not alone. According to a 2008 poll, 64% of Rhode Islanders support the decriminalization of an ounce or less of marijuana. Even with such a majority, we can only make a difference if our voices are heard by our leaders. Join our coalition of reformers so we can coordinate our efforts to end marijuana prohibition in Rhode Island!

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RI Statehouse

5/11/2010
Wall Street Journal
Loosening the reins

5/5/2010
Providence Journal
Marijuana bill debate renewed

5/1/2010
Sacramento Bee
Viewpoints: It's time to legalize and regulate pot

4/26/2010
Associated Press
Study links drug enforcement to more violence

4/22/2010
Providence Journal
Richard M. Evans: The president's pot problem

4/20/2010
CNBC
Legalizing marijuana: An issue that just won't go away

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