James said that’s not enough. She wants to block promotion of marijuana in ways that children can see.
“They could have restricted their access on social media, for instance,” she said, saying youngsters are spending a lot of time on the internet.
She conceded there is no such ban on promoting alcohol or tobacco. But James said that is irrelevant.
“I can see a lot of things on the internet,” she said. “But that doesn’t mean I want to see more of them.”
There’s also the issue of driving while drugged.
The initiative spells out that it remains illegal to operate a motor vehicle, boat or aircraft “while impaired to even the slightest degree.”
Only thing is, there is currently no technology, similar to a breath test, to determine the level of THC in someone’s blood. And even if such a device becomes available, there is no standard in the initiative to say that a specific THC level is a presumption of driving impaired, the way someone with a blood-alcohol level is…
