Legal pot one year later

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It’s been a year since Colorado began allowing the sale of recreational marijuana and two important claims about successful legalization are increasingly being challenged.

It was said that regulation would provide a safer solution to the state’s drug problems. And it was also said that legalization would bring fiscal benefits because revenues would flow into the state treasury rather than being locked up in the black market.

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