MISSISSIPPI CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE XVI
MEDICAL MARIJUANA
However, on May 14, 2021, the Mississippi Supreme Court ruled in In re Initiative Measure No. 65 v. Watson, 2021 Miss. LEXIS 123 that the petition submitted to the Secretary of State seeking to place Initiative 65 on the ballot for the November 3, 2020, general election was insufficient. Because Initiative 65 was placed on the ballot without meeting Article 15, § 273(3) prerequisites, it was in violation of the Mississippi Constitution, and the court reversed the Secretary of State’s certification of the initiative and voided any subsequent proceedings on it.
§288.1 | PURPOSE OF ARTICLE
§288.2 | CRIMINAL AND CIVIL IMMUNITY
§288.3 | LIMITATIONS OF ARTICLE; PROHIBITION ON SMOKING PUBLIC
§288.4 | DEFINITIONS
§288.5 | RULES AND REGULATIONS; FEES; IDENTIFICATION CARDS; FINES AND SANCTIONS
§288.6 | ASSESSMENT OF SALES TAX; SPECIAL FUND IN TREASURY; PERSONNEL POSITIONS; LINE OF CREDIT
§288.7 | IDENTIFICATION CARDS; IMMUNITY FROM SANCTIONS
§288.8 | LIMITATIONS ON AMOUNT OF MARIJUANA; DISPENSED ONLY BY TREATMENT CENTERS; CONTRACTS ENFORCEABLE; LOCATION OF CENTERS; ZONING RESTRICTIONS
§288.9 | REPORTS TO LEGISLATURE
§288.10 | SEVERABILITY OF ARTICLE
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- State Agency Bribery;
- State Agency Corruption;
- State Agency Obstruction; and
- State Agency Self-Discrimination
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