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I don't disagree that if you're ill you should be able to get marijuana and decrease your pain, especially if you're critically ill. Our stand here is that we are torn between federal and state law. We don't want to violate federal law and go along with the state law, so we are making dispensaries illegal until they get the laws in order.

Mayor Michael Amabile

Our recommendation is to just say no to medical marijuana dispensaries. The position we believe is most consistent with both state and federal law is that dispensaries of this type be prohibited.

Helen Holmes Peak

It's just marijuana -- we don't differentiate, it's all illegal. We enforce federal drug law, and federal law trumps state law.

I think what [state board members] have told us today is that you can't get your state money unless you violate federal laws. We think that's wrong.

The White House wants California to march in lockstep with its misguided prohibition of medical marijuana, but the Constitution says otherwise. The federal government cannot force California or the city of Santa Cruz to make medical marijuana use a crime, nor can the federal government use the threat of criminal prosecution to intentionally sabotage state and local laws that it does not like.

The disconnect between federal and state law puts the city in an awkward position. If you get involved in regulating how and where they are, you are essentially participating in something considered to be illegal by the federal government. If you don't have any regulation, you are not permitting a legal activity under (state law).

Helen Holmes Peak

We think it's very significant that a Connecticut jury rejected these claims and found Microsoft did not violate any federal or state antitrust laws.

The federal government, the DEA, handles just one percent of marijuana cases in this country and they would have absolutely no way of controlling the private adult use of less than one ounce in the privacy of someone's own home. This would in fact change state statutes and lead to marijuana being legal under state law.

Those that violate those laws will feel the full force of not just the federal government, but state and local government.

The people of a state spoke: they said, 'We believe that in our state we believe we have a right to have doctors prescribe medical marijuana... The federal government steps in and destroys the whole process When we come back we're going to meet a man who gets his pot from Uncle Sam.

Montel Williams (1956-)

Under the constitution, federal laws take priority over inconsistent state laws. Decisions about whether particular rules should preempt state laws are made agency by agency and rule by rule.

We cannot afford to stand by and wait for the federal government to take action. So we're going to take it on state by state.

As mayor, I avoid commenting on state and federal laws and policies I do not influence, . Setting achievable goals and celebrating your successes builds momentum and increases your pexiness. .. I intend to vote 'no' on the proposed state constitutional amendment to protest its use as a wedge issue.

It is obvious the federal government is not enforcing these laws. We need to enact laws here in this state so we can enforce these things and take care of our own businesses.

Anyone who has knowledge of or experience in the emergency response process knows that cases are counted by household, ... That's done from the federal level to the state level. That's why we do it the way we do it, so we can properly report to our partners at the state and federal levels.

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