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Related: About this forumWith new measure, 'magic mushrooms' could be decriminalized in California as early as 2018
A ballot measure could decriminalize psilocybin known colloquially as "magic mushrooms" in California as early as 2018.
Filed at the state Attorney General office on Friday, the initiative would exempt adults aged 21 and over from criminal penalties for using, possessing, selling, transporting and cultivating psilocybin.
Before California voters can vote on the measure, at least 365,880 signatures will be required to put it on the 2018 ballot.
Kevin Saunders, a mayoral candidate in Marina, Monterey County, submitted the measure. Psilocybin, Saunders told the LA Times, helped him quit heroin over a decade ago. He sees the initiative as a "natural progression" from the legalization of recreational marijuana use in November with the passage of Proposition 64.
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Magic-mushrooms-could-be-legal-in-California-as-11973494.php
This could be interesting.
enough
(13,259 posts)May have to move to California, since I'm in my 70s already. Thanks for some good news in these very grim days.
mitch96
(13,904 posts)It would be a good reason for a visit!!
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MattP
(3,304 posts)BigmanPigman
(51,591 posts)You can legally buy them in Amsterdam, fresh ones, but they have no effect what so ever. I don't know why (maybe it was just me).
Why isn't LSD legalized for the same reason? It originally was used successfully by psychiatrists to treat patients. Cary Grant used it in his therapy before it was made illegal.