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By Rob McMillan
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (KABC) -- The fight to be able to use marijuana for medical reasons is intensifying in the Inland Empire. There is a lawsuit aimed at forcing one county to issue state-mandated identification cards to medical pot users.
The battle over whether the use of medicinal marijuana is legal has raged on for 12 years. It continued on Monday on the steps of the San Bernardino County Courthouse, where a group of medical marijuana users decided to sue the county. The group included people like Scott Bledsoe, whose doctor signed off on his use of medicinal marijuana.
"We're trying to force the county of San Bernardino to issue ID cards to medical marijuana patients," said Bledsoe.
Voters approved Proposition 215 back in 1996, which legalized the use of medical marijuana if prescribed by a doctor. But to this day, the county of San Bernardino has refused to go along with voters' wishes. So they are currently being sued
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SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (KABC) -- The fight to be able to use marijuana for medical reasons is intensifying in the Inland Empire. There is a lawsuit aimed at forcing one county to issue state-mandated identification cards to medical pot users.
The battle over whether the use of medicinal marijuana is legal has raged on for 12 years. It continued on Monday on the steps of the San Bernardino County Courthouse, where a group of medical marijuana users decided to sue the county. The group included people like Scott Bledsoe, whose doctor signed off on his use of medicinal marijuana.
"We're trying to force the county of San Bernardino to issue ID cards to medical marijuana patients," said Bledsoe.
Voters approved Proposition 215 back in 1996, which legalized the use of medical marijuana if prescribed by a doctor. But to this day, the county of San Bernardino has refused to go along with voters' wishes. So they are currently being sued
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