Proposition 19, called the "Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010," will be on the ballot this November. The initiative, among other things, would legalize adult possession and personal consumption of small quantities of marijuana.
Marijuana legalization is a hotly debated issue. This column is about employment law, not the merits of cannabis consumption. From an employment law perspective, Proposition 19 will affect policies, procedures, and decisions regarding marijuan...
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