Senator Coleman Young II introduced a bill and a Resolution related to marijuana in the Michigan Senate on Feb. 24.

Senate Bill 813 would establish the “Nonmedical Marihuana Code”. It would legalize marijuana and allow possession of one ounce and 5 flowering plants per adult, plus an unlimited amount of marijuana generated from the plants, provided that stash is kept where the garden is. Out-of-state visitors are allowed one-half an ounce of flower. Hashish: 5 grams for residents, one gram for tourists.

On the positive side, the bill allows for marijuana lounges; transfer of up to one ounce and six immature plants to another without compensation; smoking and driving could result in a small fine for first and subsequent occurrences, with the possibility of suspended license;

Slightly disappointing are the provisions requiring marijuana gardens to be hidden from view by anyone and criminal protections for commercial extract makers agaist individuals making the substance for their own use. Although water- and glycerine-based extractions seem to be available to everyone, all other extraction methods are only legally performed by licensed marijuana products manufacturers- and violation is a three-year felony.

Even more disturbing is the taxation portion of the proposal. Sen. Young II’s proposal includes a $50.00 per ounce tax on marijuana flowers, a $25.00 tax per immature marijuana plant and a $15.00 per ounce tax on all other marijuana. Tax would be assessed at the time of transfer from growing center to any of the three destination locations: a lounge, a production facility or a............http://www.theweedblog.com/bills-to-decriminalize-legalize-marijuana-introduced-in-michigan-senate/

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