Analyzing Colorado’s grand experiment

Published March 31, 2015 8:08pm ET



Advocates told the people of Colorado that legalization of marijuana would unclog prisons, help fund education, produce new revenue for the general fund and hobble drug cartels. An important part of the new plan and theme for the passage of Amendment 64 was that regulation was a better idea to mitigate marijuana’s effects on our state.

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